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I work on a presentation of the subject.
I do this when I take walk breaks. I often end up "presenting" what I've just learned to someone in my head, anticipating questions they might ask and trying to concisely explain the material
oh god I do this too!
So much this! You really need to understand something to explain it well to someone else. So on top of other techniques I would pretend I was teaching someone else. If I couldn't explain something to someone else, I didn't know it yet and had to put more time into that part. If I could explain it once then I'd do it again.