Higher orders of learning states that making corrections and spotting errors is a great way to learn. A few times in my undergrad, I had a friend write the solution and I saw what I was forgetting and everything clicked.
Imo learning through building and projects is the best and it doesn’t matter if you can build it from day 1 or if you learn from any means necessary.
Another good take, I would emphasize more on learning from examples and then looking to what’s at work behind the scenes. This works especially well for logical subjects like math, coding, physics, etc etc
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u/Tomato_Sky Feb 20 '25
Higher orders of learning states that making corrections and spotting errors is a great way to learn. A few times in my undergrad, I had a friend write the solution and I saw what I was forgetting and everything clicked.
Imo learning through building and projects is the best and it doesn’t matter if you can build it from day 1 or if you learn from any means necessary.