We all know about these two ways of learning:

1. Rote learning (by mechanically repeating something to remember it)
2. Learning by understanding (by understanding the logic behind something)

But I strongly believe, that there exists one more way of learning something subconsciously, i.e. By feeling. But do we have some name or some explanation for this type of learning?

Some examples:

1. you can learn formula for least-count of device by:
   • repeating it to remember it whenever required.
   • understanding it to derive it whenever required.
   • by feeling it, i.e. using the device for sometime, make us able to have that formula in our subconscious mind
2. (better example) in chemistry, we can learn the effect of $NO_2$ on benzene in following ways:
   • repeating it.
   • understanding its chemical nature, its structure and then concluding the results.
   • by seeing examples of its reactions and feeling that it's its behavior, to act like this

We all know about these two ways of learning:

1. Rote learning (by mechanically repeating something to remember it).
2. Learning by understanding (by understanding the logic behind something).

But I strongly believe, that one more way of learning exists - learning by feeling. But do we have a term or some explanation for this type of learning?

Some examples:

1. you can learn the formula for least-count of device by:
   • repeating it to remember it whenever required;
   • understanding it to derive it whenever required;
   • by feeling it, i.e. using the device for some time, to enable us to put that formula in our subconscious mind;
2. (better example) in chemistry, we can learn the effect of $NO_2$ on benzene, the following ways:
   • repeating it;
   • understanding its chemical nature, its structure and then concluding the results;
   • by seeing examples of its reactions and feeling that that is its behavior, to happen like this.