i just want to sat that I appreciate all u teachers helping me, but please don't provide one site for me which is Wikipedia. I don't understand a single thing wen I reach that page. It confuses me more, but thanx
You're very welcome, Elina.
Usually you can find the most important information about a person or event in the introduction to a Wikipedia article.
yes, but all the hard words in it mixes up my mind
Elina, one learns to read by reading. If you avoid "difficult" for you reading, you will never learn to advance. Dr Suess only reaches so far. I can assure you that Wiki is seldom what most folks consider difficult material.
You're welcome! I understand that Wikipedia can sometimes be overwhelming, especially if you're looking for simpler explanations. Don't worry, there are other ways to find information and learn about a topic without relying solely on Wikipedia. Here are a few suggestions:
1. Explore educational websites: Look for trustworthy websites that are specifically geared towards explaining concepts in simpler terms. Some popular educational websites include Khan Academy, Crash Course, and Britannica. These sites often provide clear explanations and visuals to help you understand better.
2. Use online dictionaries or encyclopedias: Websites like Dictionary.com, Merriam-Webster, or Encyclopedia.com can provide concise definitions and explanations for various topics. They usually present information in a more straightforward manner, making it easier to grasp.
3. Watch educational videos: Many platforms, such as YouTube, have educational channels that create videos explaining complex concepts in a simplified way. Search for your topic of interest followed by keywords like "beginner's guide," "explained simply," or "for beginners" to find videos that break down the information for easier understanding.
4. Utilize online forums or discussion boards: If you're looking for explanations from real people, consider joining online forums or discussion boards related to the topic you're interested in. Ask questions and engage in conversations with others who have knowledge in that area. Websites like Quora, Reddit, or specific niche forums can be helpful in connecting with experts or enthusiasts who can provide explanations in a more accessible manner.
5. Consult textbooks or online articles: Textbooks and articles can provide in-depth explanations on various subjects. Look for textbooks or articles meant for beginners or those written in a more accessible language. Libraries or online platforms like Google Scholar or JSTOR can be useful resources for finding academic articles.
Remember, learning is a journey, and different sources can provide different perspectives and levels of understanding. Exploring a combination of these resources should help you find explanations that suit your learning style.