The Foundation For Effective Learning Is Practice
You get good at things by doing them. Yet within this simple observation is a maze of complexity. How should you practice to get the most improvement with the least time and effort?
Good practice has three components:
- See . Look for an example of how to solve a problem.
- Do . Solve the problem yourself.
- Feedback . Check whether you got the right answer.
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