Building Expertise: Cognitive methods for training and performance improvement
This book provides information about theories coming from the field of cognitive psychology about how we learn, remember, and apply what we know to new situations.
My reading notes
Part 1: Foundations of building expertise
Ch. 1: Expertise in the global economy
Ch. 2: Four ingredients of instruction
Ch. 3: No yellow brick road
Ch. 4: The psychology of building expertise
Part 2: Basic learning events proven to build expertise
Ch. 5: How working memory works
Ch. 6: Managing cognitive load
Ch. 7: Managing attention
Ch. 8: Leveraging prior knowledge
Ch. 9: Helping learners build mental models: Implicit methods
Ch. 10: Helping learners build mental models: Explicit methods
Ch. 11: Learning versus performance: The psychology of transfer
Ch. 12: Teaching for transfer
Part 3: Promoting adaptive expertise and motivation
Ch. 13: Problem-centered instruction
Ch. 14: Metacognition, self-regulation, and adaptive expertise
Ch. 15: Motivation and expertise
Ch. 16: Motivating your learners
Ch. 17: Practical applications in building expertise