“I first started to learn Dutch and I learned that through deliberate practice. I realized afterwards that it was pure deliberate practice that I used.”

Knowledge for Teachers · S04E12 - Paul Kirschner and Nidhi Sachdeva on The Hidden Difference Between Good Teaching and Expert Teaching

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Learned Dutch solely through deliberate practice, without taking a formal course

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“Deliberate practice is taking a very clear and specific goal… and striving to just achieve that one goal at a time… with direct and truthful feedback.”
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