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Cognitive Engineering

Cognitive Engineering

Training

· 43 min · Episode 394

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In this episode we discuss training: what it can realistically achieve, why it often fails and how people actually become good at things.
The conversation begins with Aleph’s past experience delivering analytical training, and Nick’s frustration that training often strips away the excitement of discovery. The group explores whether people really learn best through formal instruction, or whether genuine understanding comes from practice, mistakes, motivation and real-world need.
Links:
Michael Polanyi's 'Tacit knowledge' - We know more than we can tell. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tacit_knowledge

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