Third sentence of the paragraph im replying to:
Ok, I see that this sentence does something for the reader. “They” is the topics of math and language, and we’re talking about sub-topics like caculus and poetry. CF doesnt build on those sub-topics. The reader gets the idea that there’s sub-topics for math and language, but CF doesnt build on all of them. CF builds on the sub-topics that were mentioned in the last sentence.
My question is what does “build on” mean? I think it’s related to layers of knowledge, like your knowledge in logic operators is going to be used to learn CF. I think.
I should be able to see in the long run how CF builds on reading comprehension vs. poetry and logical operators vs. calculus. I think when i build on intellectual knowledge, i’ll for sure be using some intellectual knowledge to learn CF. I’ll be able to see how intellectual knowledge is related to CF.