Theme 5 of 10 · 10 entries
How a skill actually grows over years
The journey from beginner to expert, and what good practice really looks like.
The question runs through 2 of the three Acts, so the entries below are grouped by where they sit in the arc.
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Gagné'S Nine Events
Theory: Gagné's Nine Events of Instruction | Template: The Follow-Up | Words: 1,859
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Experiential Learning
Theory: Experiential Learning Theory | Template: The Follow-Up | Words: 1,615
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Dreyfus Model
Theory: The Dreyfus Model of Skill Acquisition | Template: The Confession | Words: 1,761
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Simpson'S Psychomotor Taxonomy
Theory: Simpson's Psychomotor Taxonomy | Template: The Confession | Words: 1,801
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Gagné'S Nine Events
Every good teacher does nine things, whether they realise it or not.
- Short-formPost 11
Experiential Learning
Doing something is not the same as learning from it.
- Short-formPost 18
Dreyfus Model
An expert solves a problem differently from a beginner, and the difference is not that the expert knows more rules.
- Short-formPost 19
Simpson'S Psychomotor Taxonomy
Learning to tie a shoelace involves seven quiet stages, and most of us cannot name a single one of them.
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