The Importance of Understanding

When something makes sense when it all fits in with what you already know that it is easily filed away in the ready reference system of your memory where it can be recalled later at need. The method of bird's eye view first applies to rapid problems solving as well. If chapter eight depends on chapter two then you are uncertain about chapter two. Turn back. See the dependence. Work it out for yourself rather than read it again. When you learn a new scientific fact see whether you can find instances of it in your own experience and then when you think you know it say it all over to yourself in your own words. That tests understanding. Sometimes it gets clear for the first time as you explain