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What Deliberate Practice Means
Deliberate practice involves:
- Repetition of small and very specific sections of a skill instead of just playing through
- Monitoring one's performance - in real-time and via recordings - continually looking for new ways to improve.
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Deliberate Practice
An active and thoughtful process of analyzing what went wrong, why it happened, and how you can produce different results the next time.
It also means understanding that how you spend your practice time remains more important than how much time you s...
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Defining deliberate practice
The term "deliberate practice" is mostly attributed to Karl Anders Ericsson, an influential figure in the field of performance psychology. Deliberate practice turns amateurs into professionals. It creates top performers in any field.
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Deliberate Practice
Deliberate practice is the commitment to a thorough concentration of training exercises intended to enhance a specific area of success with immediate feedback and potential for incremental progress through repetition and problem-solving.
The 3 M’s of deliberate practice
Instead of mindlessly practicing a skill without improving, deliberate practice can result in better performance and in a shorter time.
- Measurement: Deliberate practice requires to objectively track and measure your progress. It can be done with a simple note-taking ...
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