The Talent Code - meylin & golf

[sarahing]

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[ScottRob]

Oh, I forgot about the epilogue! The two part comment is based on my perception of the book. Part 1 - what neuroscience says about myelin Part 2 - Coyle's methodology of how this needs to play out. If you did not get this sense, fine. So, deep practicing is part one, the others are part 2!

 

[drewyallop]

However I don't give a shit what some might think.

This may be part of the problem. Plus threats to take my ball and go home do not set well with those of us interested in mature debate.

Pop science tarted up as "the answer" in order to sell books always grates on scientists and the skeptical layman. Ideas like "correlation is not causation" and "epidemology is merely suggestive" and "double blind is the gold standard for evidence" do not figure in the pop science universe - they get in the way of a snappy, easy to digest narrative.

I thought Rob Neal's facial expression while some one in the anti-summit audience babbled on about proreceptors captured all of this nicely

Drew

 

[Phil Rosenbaum]

Yes, Dr Neal was a bit perplexed about he propreocepter comment from the front row. Not so sure that any of our students would care one iota about that kind of babble. Understanding how talent works, and what it takes to become an expert are the keys to unlocking it. As the instructor unlocking the science and presenting it in a specific way for each case ( student ) is a talent within itself.

 

[drewyallop]

Phil Rosenbaum,

Agree totally. Fully understanding the science (not the dogma) and translating it uniquely into something each student can use is the true art of teaching. Manzella has it.

Just finished watching "Waiting for Superman" (recommended). A teacher in an inner-city school translated math concepts into hip hop rhymes that the students sang together. Great success.

Drew