Publish at February 08 2022 Updated February 17 2022
What do the famous "I don't understand" mean? What if they are just skills to be developed? Behind many misunderstandings and blockages in learning, there are recurring paths that could be useful to teachers and even to learners, such as perceiving the subject matter and the knowledge to be learned as familiar or foreign to us. How to make the complex easy?
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