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Be sure you know your sources. Learn to critically evaluate information that comes from the Internet. Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Be open to new ideas, but don’t assume that information is better simply because it is newer. Don’t generalize from a single example, but also don’t reject the results of research because your individual experiences don’t agree with the research findings. Realize that understanding development requires more than the ideas you bring to the course, and don’t fall prey to perceptual bias that just confirms what you already expected. Make good use of the pedagogical features that are included in your text because they can help you master the material.