The Development of Expertise: The Journey From Acclimation to Proficiency
Educational ResearcherPublished 1 November 2003
Patricia A. Alexander
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Abstract
The Model of Domain Learning (MDL) is an alternative perspective on expertise that arose from studies of student learning in academic domains, such as reading, history, physics, and biology. A comparison of the MDL and traditional models of expertise is made. The key components and stages of the MDL are then overviewed. Discussion concludes with a consideration of evidence-based implications of this model for educational practice.
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