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There is a way to improve your learning and the way to do this is to follow these steps
SOURCE https://www.apa.org/monitor/2011/07-08/ce-learning

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You should space your learning out. If you try to cram all of your information you need to know by your test tomorrow, chances are you will not remember. If you space out the learning material, your long term memory with retain what you need to know better.

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Step 2- Work through some example problems

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Step 2- Work through some example problems

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When you practice what you learned, you are using your brain and making it stronger. And if you get t wrong, it is not too ate to fix it!

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Step 3- Combine visuals with a definition 

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Step 3- Combine visuals with a definition 

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When studying, try to have a visual and a definition that matches. For example; flashcards! Use flashcards to study the information.

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You should have a solid understanding of what your learning by this time. If you don't, please try these steps again if necessary.

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Ask yourself questions and challenge yourself. If you stretch your thinking, you are pushing yourself to be advanced.

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A real test is to see if you can teach others the information. This will give your even more practice and will make you test your skills. If you have a solid understanding of what is going on, you should be able to teach these concepts and skills.

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Once you feel pretty confident in what you are learning, take a quiz! See if you understand what is going on. Make sure what you are quizzing yourself on is RELEVANT to your topic.