With accommodation bias we make room for the new information we get, the pre-existing information we had from our beliefs and what we were taught to think. For example, we can use accommodation bias when we are learning something new. One way we can use accommodation bias is that when we are in school we are taught many subjects and when we move on to the next grade we get new information. Sometimes it is difficult for our minds to incorporate new information because we are only able to understand what we already know. In elementary school, each year the subjects we learn use information previously learned in the previous school year. For example, in math class, we have to learn to apply previous theories and formulas before learning a new one. We use old formulas and theories to incorporate them into a new math problem, but sometimes we can't find a way to make the two formulas work together because we are used to using the previous formula only in one problem and not in two or two . three step problem. When we practice different problems involving the new formula over and over again, we can insert the previous and new formula into the problem and be able to solve the problem with any