Welcome to
another post of this fabulous blog, today’s topic is about the similarities
which can be found in different things, for instance, I would like to start
telling you that I have learned things that seemed difficult at the beginning, but
thanks to a comparison with another element that shared features I ended
comprehending the relationship and then the main idea. The following correlation is about a game and an activity: poker and teaching, respectively.
Poker and
teaching have something very important in common, both are activities which
depend on the lack of information, this means that you do no not know what
cards your opponent have in his hand and you have to make your move based on
his actions (body language for example) in order to obtain a favorable outcome. Of course you can make mistakes, nobody is perfect and there is not something
such as a perfect record or 100% win rate in a game which involves luck as
well. In poker there are several different styles to play, the most popular at
the moment is “Texas Hold’em Poker”. Here is a brief explanation of its rules.


Experience is key to be good at both
activities, the more you practice the better you become at observing and
realizing which kind of opponent/student you have and then adapt your
gameplay/approach according to that. You opponents will try to trick you and
make your goal more difficult to reach as well the students who do not want to
learn. This is understandable especially because in our lives there are
individuals who have reasons that collide with ours.
By the way, I am afraid that nobody voted for the right answer to the fishy question L this is because the total amount of fishes was 10, the trick behind that question is the fact that one of the fishes was completely disguised with the exact same color of the background so the only way to find it was by feeding him and then seeing the wave that eating produced. In occasions we trust in our eyes blindly, but sometimes we need something else to see the truth, think about that. J
I hope you liked this entry! To finish it please answer the following questions on the comment section! Do you like analogies? Do you have a favorite one? Tell me about it!