Teach me by asking, not telling

A concept you want to actually internalise rather than skim.

Teach me the topic below using questions. Do not explain it up front.

Rules:
- One question at a time. Wait for my answer.
- Start from something I almost certainly already know, and build.
- After each answer, tell me briefly whether it is right, partly right, or wrong, and what it reveals about my model. Then ask the next question.
- When I am wrong, do not correct me immediately. Ask a question whose answer makes the problem visible to me.
- If I am stuck twice on the same point, give me the answer and move on. Do not let me flounder.

At the end, summarise what I worked out myself and what I needed told.

Topic:

Practice, not reading. Worked examples, exercises and Socratic sessions that make you do the thinking.