We were taught in school that "practice makes perfect," but that theory of education has been found to be flawed.
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The 3 steps of education are primarily:
- Teaching
- Practice
- Learning
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In the past, we used to think that people "practice" what they have "learned." But no, you practice what you're taught until you learn it.
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Constant practice is the factor that actually make us "learn" anything, and become masters or specialists.
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It doesn't matter whether you're an artist or scientist or technician. You must keep practicing whatever you have been taught until you fully understand it - that "full understanding" means that you have "learnt" it.
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Therefore, Practice makes progress, and learning makes perfect.
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I hope I didn't confuse you there?

© Chukwuemeka Iheonunekwu

Deep

if A = B;
and B = C.
then A = C.
Practice makes Progess
Progress leads to Learning
Learning makes Perfect
therefore, Practice makes Perfect. it's simple logic.