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From knowledge to action

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From knowledge to action

Ten expanded lessons to evaluate what you read, remember ideas and design everyday experiments. With examples, reflections and exercises in Spanish and English.

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01Begin with a question that could change somethingRead
02Separate a claim from its support
03Recall before looking again
04Unpack an example before transferring it
05Turn an idea into a small trial
06Interpret results without inventing a cause
07Ask for information you can use to revise
08Design an application that fits your circumstances
09Review what changed, not only what you finished
10Build a notebook that preserves your reasoning
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