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Learning is memorizing information and regurgitating the information back on a test

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Learning looks like taking notes and then applying new information to solve problems

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Learning looks like taking notes and then applying new information to solve problems

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Learning is the ability to receive, understand, and apply concepts to daily life. I personally enjoy asking questions when necessary, as well as drawing diagrams and condensing information in a way that makes sense to me.

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Learning is the ability to receive, understand, and apply concepts to daily life. I personally enjoy asking questions when necessary, as well as drawing diagrams and condensing information in a way that makes sense to me.

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Learning is repetition and practice until you're able to fully understand concepts and apply them on your own

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Learning is being able to apply new concepts. 

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Learning is being able to apply new concepts. 

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When there is no busy work assigned, peers and teachers passion makes me want to delve deeper, the consequence of the course is the gain of new knowledge not a letter grade

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Learning looks like understanding and using the material in a way that isn't tedious (and it is good if it's fun as well but as long as it's not bad)

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Learning is being engaged and active in discussion, but not being overwhelmingly talkative or too shy to speak. Personally, I am a visual learner, so diagrams and examples are always welcome. I try my best not to memorize, but rather to understand. However, there is a balance between the two which I find is sometimes hard to find. Taking time to pause for questions is also important.

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Learning is being engaged and active in discussion, but not being overwhelmingly talkative or too shy to speak. Personally, I am a visual learner, so diagrams and examples are always welcome. I try my best not to memorize, but rather to understand. However, there is a balance between the two which I find is sometimes hard to find. Taking time to pause for questions is also important.

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Learning is the ability to understand the complexities that form a problem, and having the ability to form your own opinion based on these understandings.

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For me, learning looks like memorizing concepts

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understanding concepts not just problems

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Learning looks like a teacher doing lectures, while students take notes with occasional pauses for questions