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There isn't a specific place I want to go to. It's easy to work in another EU country so those are on the top of my imaginary list, but I wouldn't have any problem with the US, or Canada either. Is there a reason why you don't like the idea of moving there?
I'm continously learning, and I still have 4 months from this school year.
Can I ask how much experience did you have before getting to a job in London and what kind of position is it?
The only thing is I haven't really seen entry level jobs anywhere. I looked on Github's and Stack Overflow's job boards, is there somewhere else I should be looking too?
What I described above is my experience with most of my teachers during my K-12 education. In 5 out of the 7 schools I attended almost all teachers were horrible. But so is the whole education system, and I think the bad teachers are just the byproduct of it.
If you can explain why is it the way I described it, I'm listening.
I'm not sure what kind of cards you should make for this as I didn't use it to learn proofs (only starting uni this fall) but I've used it for everything from equations and syntax to poems.
The key is to break the info into the smallest pieces that still make sense. You'll also inadvertently learn a lot by making the cards.
I hate it when companies think that they can get away with making you pay for your data.
Things like this make people think that anyone who owns a gun might just walk into a crowded place and start shooting.