There isn't really a "right" way to teach stuff because everyone learns very differently (even people with the same learning styles).
Apparently the blockchain is creepy and never forgets ;D
But sometimes things hiccup along the way and that's fine, got rectified in this case XD
I guess that's true... But we were hardly taught anything ;-; Maybe college really is just self-study and connections 😆
Well if that's the case then I guess it's one way to immortalize my doodles 👀
Yep pretty much XD
It may also depend on the course you're doing. When I was doing biology the lectures were pretty full on and the labs and field trips were reasonably controlled (but generally only in what equipment and areas we were allowed to access, then we design the experiments and get what we get, unlike in school where we follow the experiment to the letter and if we don't get the same result then we're wrong), the tutorials were a bit looser as while we were still taught stuff it tended to be a bit more conversational with us helping each other a lot and the teacher helping people who were really struggling (like me in chemistry XD).
When I switched to art we were suddenly on our own a lot and the teachers were actually facilitators, they would show us how to use programs, point us at resources, answer questions and the like where necessary and we were otherwise expected to figure out everything ourselves (just like we would in the real world XD). They are still supposed to teach you some things :)
Yeah, I think you really can't teach art the way you would with knowledge dependent subjects because it's really subjective. Unlike biology, where this = that, art is heavily dependent on a person's creativity. It would make sense that in art, it's more on facilitating and guiding (like a critique channel on an art server actually >u<)