Knowledge vs. Skill of driving: How Madame and Monsieur Driver learn knowledge of Pavement Markings in Canada

Often in our environment we do not pay attention to the useful information that is readily available to us. If we did, we would realize the importance of useful information and how it affects our lives. Perhaps if useful information was viewed and used at an earlier age this pertinent information could prepare the mind to make appropriate decisions........
......Mistakes happen whenever we do not remember some of the information; or we are not trained to apply the information, as necessary, from our mind. In fact, the impact of the lack of updated information, and failure to apply information from the mind will cause us to hesitate on making a wise decision. Therefore, the issue for some individuals is forgetting the information after learning it. We can manage the process of deep learning, assimilation and storage of the information in the databases of the hierarchies’ layers of the mind, and recall the useful information /Knowledge from the mind, if we discipline our mind.
Hence, we will check these issues with the lovely couple, Madame and Monsieur Driver, our representatives throughout this book; while they travel through the roads of Toronto to adopt an effective strategy for knowledge of information storage and knowledge of information retrieval.
Knowledge of driving versus Skill of driving is the centerpiece of this book. The focus is on learning “How to” learn, conformity with the four types of the human understanding hierarchies and the functional relationships between Data, Information, Knowledge and Wisdom.
In this book, a model that explicates the deep learning process for Knowledge of Pavement Markings Function is suggested.
Toronto roads, shopping malls, popular and trendy shopping areas, attractions and famous buildings are given under the pretext of Pavement Markings function in Canada.