3. Go back to the study material when you get stuck
Only when you can explain the subject in simple terms will you understand it.
This means the knowledge will stick with you and not disappear, as it can when you try to memorize something.
Review your notes and study material for anything you still don't understand.
Try to explain it to yourself in an easy way. If it's too difficult or if you have to use terms from a textbook, then you still haven't got it.
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