Reference: Subject: Education
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A person finds it difficult to learn a subject when there are holes in his understanding.
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To set up a person for self-learning the first action is to repair the holes in his understanding.
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As holes in a person’s understanding are mended he starts to repair further holes by himself.
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He is assisted in this effort by having subject contents that are laid out in a logical order.
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In general, a person follows up on some confusion and narrows it down.
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He makes a list of key words related to the area of confusion.
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He arranges those words in the logical order in which the concepts are related to each other.
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He then studies those words (concepts) and expands the list as necessary.
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He rearranges the words (concepts) in a better logical order as necessary.
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As he notices logical holes in that list he repairs them through study, research and new observations.
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The logical holes parallel the holes in understanding.
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As the logical holes are filled with correct logic, the holes in understanding are repaired.
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