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Use it or lose it (or, The importance of continuous practice)
You’ve forgotten a lot of things you used to know, haven’t you Dad? ”
This astute observation from my son came at the end of an interesting conversation we had about lunar eclipses . When I pointed the moon out to my son, he said, “It’s supposed to be a full moon tonight.” Which was odd, since what we saw appeared to be a crescent moon . “Maybe Talking with a friend this morning about the idea of “use it or lose it”, I told a story about a conversation I had a couple of years ago with my son on the subject of lunar eclipses. I wrote about that
Theoria cum Praxi
- Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Friday’s Finds #4
ellenfweber “Since brains integrate knowledge naturally, while humans falsely separate facts artificially, integration is central to great learning.” via @1ernesto1 - 50 Ways to Use Twitter in the College Classroom
“ RT @zecool - NB Community College Fredericton relocates to the University of New Brunswick ; expect more physical mergers in higher education as costs increase
This week marked six years as a free-agent. I
Harold Jarche
- Friday, June 12, 2009
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Cynefin, concept work, and the role of deliberate practice
Over the past week or so there have been several blogs that have helped me pull together a bunch of things I’ve been trying to connect in my mind for a while.
Next was Tony Karrer and Ken Allan ’s discussion of the role of deliberate practice in the development of skills less than that of an expert, based on Tony’s question:
Any thoughts on how deliberative practice relates First was Harold Jarche’ s post Working Together , in which he looked at Shawn Callahan’s ideas on group work against the backdrop of Tom Haskins discussion of the Cynefin and TIMN frameworks.
Theoria cum Praxi
- Friday, June 5, 2009
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Deliberate Practice " Levite Chronicles
Levite Chronicles January 7, 2009 Deliberate Practice Filed under: deliberate practice — Tags: chris brogan , deliberate practice , geoff colvin , spiritual formation , talent , world-class — Jon Swanson @ 1:40 am A year ago I wrote about shooting free throws . In that post I said, I decided that shooting free throws was an important thing to do. It would make me a better person. It would strengthen me.
levite.wordpress.com
- Wednesday, May 27, 2009
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How to Model Deliberate Practice in the Classroom — Open Education
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How to Model Deliberate Practice in the Classroom
by Thomas
In our prior post we took a look at a very interesting article by Geoff Colvin, one that dispels the notion that ‘natural talent’ was the underlying component to an individualâ??s the real path to great performance s success in life.
www.openeducation.net
- Thursday, November 6, 2008
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Deliberate Practice - Cloud Worker - Collaboration - Work Literacy - June 2009
How to Eliminate Compulsive Internet Fiddling - Web Worker Daily , June 25, 2009
Challenges to Enterprise 2.0 Do You Know How to Ask the Right Questions? - The Bamboo Project Blog , June 5, 2009
Do we need library ombudsmen? - Information Wants To Be Free , June 17, 2009
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- Monday, July 6, 2009
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How to become an expert
How to become an expert Dear colleagues, Becoming an expert is not easy, but it can be done. It requires deliberate practice - lots of it - over many years. It is massive in several senses, with 42 chapters, 900 pages, vast numbers of references and weighing over 1.6kg. The book includes studies of expertise and expert performance in a wide variety of fields, including chess, mathematics, transportation, medicine and acting, studies of how to Experts are made, not born. Thats the message of a massive compendium of research reviews, The Cambridge Handbook of Expertise and Expert Performance, published last year.
www.uow.edu.au
- Thursday, May 28, 2009
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Use it or lose it (or, The importance of continuous practice)
You’ve forgotten a lot of things you used to know, haven’t you Dad? ”
This astute observation from my son came at the end of an interesting conversation we had about lunar eclipses . When I pointed the moon out to my son, he said, “It’s supposed to be a full moon tonight.” Which was odd, since what we saw appeared to be a crescent moon . “Maybe Talking with a friend this morning about the idea of “use it or lose it”, I told a story about a conversation I had a couple of years ago with my son on the subject of lunar eclipses. I wrote about that
Theoria cum Praxi
- Tuesday, July 14, 2009
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You don’t get better at writing essays by writing more essays
Though perhaps a bit more rigorous in his approach, what Geoff Colvin has to say about deliberate practice in Talent Is Overrated: What Really Separates World-Class Performers from Everybody Else is not unlike what George Leonard says about “practice” in Mastery or how Josh Waitzkin describes his process of mastering chess and T’ai Ch’i in his recent book The Art of Learning: An Inner Journey to Optimal Performance . What caught my eye about Colvin’s book, and the main reason I read it, is its relating of this
Theoria cum Praxi
- Tuesday, May 26, 2009
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Friday’s Finds #4
ellenfweber “Since brains integrate knowledge naturally, while humans falsely separate facts artificially, integration is central to great learning.” via @1ernesto1 - 50 Ways to Use Twitter in the College Classroom
“ RT @zecool - NB Community College Fredericton relocates to the University of New Brunswick ; expect more physical mergers in higher education as costs increase
This week marked six years as a free-agent. I
Harold Jarche
- Friday, June 12, 2009
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