Finally, become a question master. Information and comprehension will not present itself to you; most often, you will have to take it into your own hands. Questions will take a flat piece of information and turn it into a living, three-dimensional piece of knowledge that interacts with the world at large. That is the reality of any fact or piece of information; it has a story that we are usually overlooking. To ask a question is to see a subject, identify what you don't know, and also be open to the fact that your entire understanding could be wrong. Meaningful learning only occurs when you understand what surrounds information, such as the process and context.

Questions can take the form of Socratic questions, which are a set of six questions that force a closer look at assumptions and underlying beliefs. Questions can also take cues from Bloom's Taxonomy, which help you analyze and evaluate information.

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