Start with Examples
Problem-solving refers to the process you use when you don’t know what the correct method is. One remedy for this problem is to start by studying examples or demonstrations of how to solve the problem.
This can help you understand the best methods to solve a problem before trying it yourself.
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Practice Made Perfect: The 10 Keys to Optimize Improvement - Scott H Young
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Getting good at anything requires a lot of practice–but not all practice is equal.
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