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    The Dreyfus model of skill acquisition proposes five stages that individuals progress through as they learn new skills: novice, competence, proficiency, expertise, and mastery. At the novice stage, individuals follow rules rigidly without context. Competence involves developing organizing principles to choose relevant rules for tasks. Proficiency sees intuition guiding decisions through tacit knowledge and self-developed rules. The model was originally proposed to understand how students acquire skills through formal instruction and practice.

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    The Dreyfus model of skill acquisition proposes five stages that individuals progress through as they learn new skills: novice, competence, proficiency, expertise, and mastery. At the novice stage, individuals follow rules rigidly without context. Competence involves developing organizing principles to choose relevant rules for tasks. Proficiency sees intuition guiding decisions through tacit knowledge and self-developed rules. The model was originally proposed to understand how students acquire skills through formal instruction and practice.

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    Dreyfus Model of Skill Acquisition Cheat Sheet

    by David Pollack (Davidpol) via cheatography.com/2754/cs/4850/

    Introd​uction to Five-stage Model Image

    In the novice stage, a person follows rules as given, without context, with
    no sense of respon​sib​ility beyond following the rules exactly. Competence
    develops when the individual develops organizing principles to quickly
    access the particular rules that are relevant to the specific task at hand;
    hence, competence is charac​terized by active decision making in choosing
    a course of action. Profic​iency is shown by indivi​duals who develop
    intuition to guide their decisions and devise their own rules to formulate
    plans. The progre​ssion is thus from rigid adherence to rules to an intuitive
    mode of reasoning based on tacit knowledge..

    The Dreyfus model of skill acquis​ition is how students acquire skills


    through formal instru​ction & practi​cing. The original model proposed 5
    stages: novice, compet​ence, profic​iency, expertise & mastery.

    New Classi​fic​ations

    1. Novice Original Dreyfus model


     "rigid adherence to taught rules or plans"
    1. Novice
     no exercise of "​dis​cre​tionary judgme​nt"
     non-situational recoll​ection, decomposed recogn​ition, analytical
    2. Advanced beginner
    decision, monitoring awareness
     limited "​sit​uat​ional percep​tio​n"
    2. Compet​ence
     all aspects of work treated separately with equal importance
     situational recoll​ection, decomposed recogn​ition, analytical decision,
    3. Compet​ent
    monitoring awareness
     "coping with crowde​dne​ss" (multiple activi​ties, accumu​lation of
    3. Profic​iency
    inform​ation)
     situational recoll​ection, holistic recogn​ition, analytical decision,
     some perception of actions in relation to goals
    monitoring awareness
     deliberate planning
    4. Expert​ise
     formulates routines
     situational recoll​ection, holistic recogn​ition, intuitive decision,
    4. Profic​ient
    monitoring awareness
     holistic view of situation
    5. Mastery
     prioritizes importance of aspects
     situational recoll​ection, holistic recogn​ition, intuitive decision, absorbed
     "perceives deviations from the normal patter​n"
    awareness
     employs maxims for guidance, with meanings that adapt to the
    situation at hand Instead the original Dreyfus model is based on four binary qualities:
    5. Expert 1. Recoll​ection (non-s​itu​ational or situat​ion​al)
     transcends reliance on rules, guidel​ines, and maxims 2. Recogn​ition (decom​posed or holist​ic)
     "intuitive grasp of situations based on deep, tacit unders​tan​din​g" 3. Decision (analy​tical or intuit​ive)
     has "​vision of what is possib​le" 4. Awareness (monit​oring or absorb​ed)
     uses "​ana​lytical approa​che​s" in new situations or in case of problems

    By David Pollack (Davidpol) Published 12th August, 2015. Sponsored by Readability-Score.com


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