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Message: [QUOTE="puzzlefish, post: 6998966, member: 307275"] Once something is learned, it needs to be applied consciously. In poker it's especially easy to just revert to old bad habits, become scared money, and get tilted so all the skills go out the window. A student needs to recognize spots where a particular skill applies and execute the skill. Then, the student can evaluate how well that skill works over many repetitions and, with results tracking, can correlate their efforts to their profit graphs. From this point I see two options: one is to work with a solver and see if there are spots that the student is not understanding and needing more work, and the other is to watch other players play and learn by example. Either way, the common theme is that the student has to become an ambassador for their own learning. [/QUOTE]