Anyone ever tried "relearning" math as an adult?

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2. People learn different things at different stages in their lives.

The value of real life experiences also factors into the learning process. My interests as a 50 year old have expanded tremendously from the time that I was 20.

The methods of learning have also improved with the Internet. Most people in our age group learned math by working problems at the chalkboard along with memorizing math tables and formulas. The use of interactive videos, tailored lectures on the topics that are in the areas we want to learn, and better descriptions of how the theoretical learning apply to real life examples have erase the humdrum of teachers that taught using the old tried-and-true methods of the past.

The president of my alma mater is also a math professor who still teaches at least one math class a semester even though he is an administrator. He has made over 4,000 videos on various topics. His videos can be found by searching on Edward Burger, math videos.