How Can I Relearn Misunderstood Concepts in Physics?

In summary, relearning misunderstood concepts in physics can be achieved through various methods such as reviewing notes and textbooks, seeking help from teachers or tutors, practicing with sample problems, and engaging in active learning techniques like teaching the concept to someone else. It is important to identify the specific areas of misunderstanding and approach them with a fresh perspective, rather than simply re-reading the material. Consistent effort and perseverance are key to successfully relearning misunderstood concepts in physics.
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I found PhysicsForum by Google search.
My understanding of certain topics in physics has been flawed so now trying to learn it all over again. The internet is a fantastic place to relearn misunderstood concepts.
 
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