How to Practice What You Have Learned

 

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Steps

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Take notes. Otherwise, it may difficult to remember everything.

• Notes do not need to be written neatly; just as long as you can understand them.
• Save a little space between notes for additional ideas. Ideas may be your own or from another source.
• Record everything. Never dismiss new knowledge as inconsequential.

1. • Record everything. Never dismiss new knowledge as inconsequential.
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   Give yourself time to absorb and incorporate new ideas.
   • As time passes by, different ideas will arise in relation to your new knowledge.
   • A new perspective will be initiated and then another and then another. Knowledge builds upon itself.
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   Gather everything you'll need. Whether it is paper, pens or a Stephen King novel. Be prepared!
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   List your goals. Make a list of how you could apply or practice new knowledge to the situation at hand.
   • Revise what you've learned.
   • Incorporate small aspects of what you've learned.
   • Not everything will apply in every situation.
   • Readjust certain concepts to what is at hand.
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   Review your notes frequently. Review the details of what you've learned. Otherwise, it may be impossible to apply.