apprenticeship-pedagogy
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Apprenticeship pedagogy for the trades — how craft is actually taught, which is almost nothing like how classroom subjects are taught. Covers the observe/practice/correct loop, the role of the master as model rather than lecturer, the ladder from sweeping the shop to working on real jobs, the honest handling of failure, and the modern adaptations of apprenticeship for contexts where a traditional master-apprentice relationship is not available. Use when designing a training program, diagnosing why a trainee is stuck, or understanding why textbook learning falls short in craft domains.
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