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Surgery, 2015
Fig. The interplay between Dreyfus and Dreyfus’ stages of skills acquisition and Ebbinghaus’ learning curve. THE USE OF THE WORD ‘‘STEEP’’ in relation to a learning curve can lead to confusion. The ‘‘learning curve’’ was first described by Ebbinghaus, a psychologist and mathematician, in his study on memorization.
Philippe Grange, Mubashir Mulla
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Fig. The interplay between Dreyfus and Dreyfus’ stages of skills acquisition and Ebbinghaus’ learning curve. THE USE OF THE WORD ‘‘STEEP’’ in relation to a learning curve can lead to confusion. The ‘‘learning curve’’ was first described by Ebbinghaus, a psychologist and mathematician, in his study on memorization.
Philippe Grange, Mubashir Mulla
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2017
This chapter describes one participant’s individual experience. In order to look at the participant’s learning progression, the author looks auto-ethnographically at her own participation in Odin Teatret short seminars and selected sessions of the University of Eurasian Theatre.
John Nisbet, Janet Shucksmith
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This chapter describes one participant’s individual experience. In order to look at the participant’s learning progression, the author looks auto-ethnographically at her own participation in Odin Teatret short seminars and selected sessions of the University of Eurasian Theatre.
John Nisbet, Janet Shucksmith
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Education + Training, 1973
It is interesting to note how seldom the topic of ‘learning about learning’ is discussed outside academic circles; yet, every college lecturer and training manager must at some time or other have been familiar with a course member saying, yes, that was a jolly interesting course but, ‘it didn't deal with my problems’ or on return to his company, ‘It ...
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It is interesting to note how seldom the topic of ‘learning about learning’ is discussed outside academic circles; yet, every college lecturer and training manager must at some time or other have been familiar with a course member saying, yes, that was a jolly interesting course but, ‘it didn't deal with my problems’ or on return to his company, ‘It ...
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Pedagogy, Culture & Society, 2016
Review essay of On Study: Giorgio Agamben and educational potentiality, by Tyson E.
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Review essay of On Study: Giorgio Agamben and educational potentiality, by Tyson E.
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2017
‘Learning how to learn’ is a mantra which is often advanced by politicians and administrators. From an administrative and educational-organisational perspective, it would be very convenient if learning was something which students could learn. If it were possible to train a general ability to learn, it would make the learning of specific subjects much ...
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‘Learning how to learn’ is a mantra which is often advanced by politicians and administrators. From an administrative and educational-organisational perspective, it would be very convenient if learning was something which students could learn. If it were possible to train a general ability to learn, it would make the learning of specific subjects much ...
Kauffmann, Oliver +2 more
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Learning To Learn To Learn To …
Contemporary Psychology: A Journal of Reviews, 1979openaire +2 more sources