Explore an applied model for incorporating variability in practice settings, based on a review of the research published in SAGE Journals. Delve into the key concepts and practical implications of this model, which aims to enhance skill acquisition and performance in various domains. Gain insights into how deliberate manipulation of practice conditions can lead to more effective learning outcomes and improved transfer of skills to real-world situations.
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An Applied Model for Using Variability in Practice
Taught by
Rob Gray
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