Experts’ adaptation of apt epistemic performance: The role of practical knowledge
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TextSeries: Journal Of The Learning Sciences ; Vol. 33(3)Publication details: Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2024Description: p. 465-501Subject(s): Online resources:
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Today’s complex information environment requires effective navigation and analysis of multiple sources to make reliable decisions about complex topics. Learners must enact thinking that reliably leads to well-justified decisions, adapt thinking to specific problems and contexts, and recognize the limits of their existing knowledge (i.e. demonstrate fully apt epistemic performance). Experts can enact such performance in their own discipline but questions of whether and how they adapt that expertise to other disciplines remain. More research is needed regarding whether and how experts adapt disciplinary knowledge to tasks for which they have practical knowledge.
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