Explore an applied model for incorporating variability in practice in this 20-minute talk by Rob Gray. Discover how, when, and why to use variability effectively, as well as the appropriate types and amounts to implement. Gain insights into this new approach for enhancing skill acquisition and performance. Access additional resources, including related articles and research, through the provided links to the speaker's website, Research Gate page, and ASU web page. Find bonus content and support options for the podcast, along with credits for the background music used in the presentation.
Overview
Syllabus
459 – An Applied Model for Using Variability in Practice
Taught by
Rob Gray
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