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author: niplav, created: 2024-02-28, modified: 2024-04-21, language: english, status: in progress, importance: 6, confidence: certain
home niplav author: niplav, created: 2024-02-28, modified: 2024-10-30, language: english, status: on hold, importance: 6, confidence: possible I examine the literature on transfer learning in humans. Far transfer is difficult to achieve, best candidate interventions are to practice at the edge of one's ability and make many mistakes , evaluate mistakes after one has made them, learn from training programs modeled after expert tacit knowledge , and talk about on one's strategies when practicing the domain . Contents Summary Recommendations What I Am Looking For Candidate Interventions Effective
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