Sublime

Effectiveness, in other words, is a habit; that is, a complex of practices. And practices can always be learned. Practices are simple, deceptively so; even a seven-year-old has no difficulty in understanding a practice. But practices are always exceedingly hard to do well. They have to be acquired, as we all learn the multiplication table; that is,

What exactly is “practice”? In The Reflective Practitioner, Donald Schon identifies the essential principles of practice as experimentation in a “virtual world.” A virtual world is a “constructed representation of the real world.”

What exactly is “practice”? In The Reflective Practitioner, Donald Schon identifies the essential principles of practice as experimentation in a “virtual world.” A virtual world is a “constructed representation of the real world.”

practice implies engagement in a ritual. A practice may be defined as the dedicated, daily exercise of commitment, will, and focused intention aimed, on one level, at the achievement of mastery in a field but, on a loftier level, intended to produce a communion with a power greater than ourselves — call it whatever you like: God, mind, soul, Self,

• The text explains random practice using the example of practicing forehand and backhand tennis strokes. Instead of drilling forehand shots and then backhand shots (blocked practice), random practice involves mixing both types of shots together.


• Research suggests that random practice is more effective for learning, even if it results in worse

PRAXIS. (noun) from the ancient Greek πρᾶξις: The process by which a theory or skill is enacted or realised. Putting ideas into practice; concrete action; doing.

After writing down these patterns, test them with clients and prospects, adjusting where necessary.