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What does superficial learning mean?
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“Superficial learning, i.e. that you only study up for the test, means that you are not seeking to understand.” (Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 11)
Superficial learning is not good in traffic, where a good understanding is often required in order to make safe decisions.
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