2. Review, refine, and rewrite :
- Review and rewrite all the information you have gathered, as well as the notes you have taken, in a way that you can understand it.
- By breaking down complex ideas into simpler terms, learners can improve their understanding of a topic and retain the information more effectively.
- Write it in an organized way and make it simple so that it will be easier to understand later.
- Study it as if you are going to teach it to a beginner.
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