Differential learning is a theory that emphasizes fluctuating changes when performing different movements rather than repeating the same task. It involves doing hundreds of partial tasks from a chosen sport under varying circumstances to perfectly execute the core movement. The essence is based on the number of errors while moving and fluctuating parameters, allowing athletes to adapt. Differential learning can also be applied to tactical elements in team sports. It aligns with natural learning techniques and allows each element to be changed and varied, requiring constant attention and adaptability. It can improve children's thinking speed, orientation, sense of rhythm and balance.