Learning that starts with clear allows you to think about meaningful ways to apply that understanding in new situations.

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Meaningful ways to come up with new ideas and solutions can be the result of better understanding the concept you are about to solve. You have to exemplify the ideas you are learning in order to have meaning in your mind. One good way to do this is by taking some kind of action to apply the knowledge. Some experts call this learning by doing.

Another good way is, once you understood a concept, you go try to explain it or teach it to another person, In your own words.

Do not forget that practice is the foundation of mastery. So if you want to be good at something, you have to train and practice it until you do it automatically.

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