(1.3) Three methods of information gathering

From now, let’s dig into each of the three phases of the learning cycle. In this section, I dig into information gathering first.

Fig: First you need to gather concrete information

If you think ‘information gathering’ vaguely, you do not know what to do first. The task of information gathering is unclear about the achievement condition. So let’s first divide it into smaller units and make the goal closer and more explicit. Here are three ways to divide the information gathering.

• (1.3.1) Learn from what you want to know
• (1.3.2) Requirement for learning from what you want to know
• (1.3.3) Learn roughly first
• (1.3.4) Learn from one end

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