We learn by rote. There’s a reason why this works. More important, there’s a reason why this learning strategy helps yield better things. How is this accomplished? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Mechanical or Intuitive: Which Approach Works Best for You? – A Real World Lesson (Part II)” to discover the answer.
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