Expert Blind Spot¶
Nathan, M. J., Koedinger, & Alibali, M. W. (2001). Expert Blind Spot: When Content Knowledge Eclipses Pedagogical Content Knowledge. Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Cognitive Science, 644-648.
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Mechanisms¶
- Expert Compression Red Team
- Its strength is reaching the author's own blind spots — the very gaps invisible from the inside, which no amount of self-review dislodges because the compression that hides them is what makes the author an expert.
This sourceShows that expert automatization can make relevant cognitive processes inaccessible and novice difficulties invisible to experts.
- Its strength is reaching the author's own blind spots — the very gaps invisible from the inside, which no amount of self-review dislodges because the compression that hides them is what makes the author an expert.
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