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In short, the Dreyfus Skill Model describes that when learning a new skill, a learner goes through 5 stages to acquire it:
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In short, the Dreyfus Skill Model describes that when learning a new skill, a learner goes through 5 stages to acquire it:
As a junior dev back then, I liked it because it explained why my senior and architect colleagues could sometimes make impactful decisions intuitively, while I, on the contrary, was expecting step-by-step...
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In short, the Dreyfus Skill Model describes that when learning a new skill, a learner goes through 5 stages to acquire it: As a junior dev back then, I liked it because it explained why my senior and architect colleagues could sometimes make impactful decisions intuitively, while I, on the contrary, was expecting step-by-step instructions on how to convert HTML form input into a database row.
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- As a junior dev back then, I liked it because it explained why my senior and architect colleagues could sometimes make impactful decisions intuitively, while I, on the contrary, was expecting step-by-step...
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