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As an adult, learn in reverse: try first, then study #shorts

1:00Marco Montemagno · YouTubeIn Italian
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Montemagno describes finding targeted, practical learning more useful than studying English theory alone. His example is an email: he writes it, receives a correction explaining the mistakes, and carries what he has understood into the next message. He calls this process reverse learning. He acknowledges understanding only part of the explanations, but values that small gain because it addresses a concrete need.

Key points

  • Reverse learning begins with a concrete task rather than abstract theory.
  • The example involves writing an email and receiving corrections with explanations.
  • Even a small amount understood can inform the next message.
Open the source: Da adulto impara al contrario: prima provi, poi studi #shorts

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