Learning in Motion
Being curious on all things learning
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Design the problem, not the solution
Let’s pick up where we left a posts ago now – unpacking some of the theoretical foundations found in the 2nd edition of Dynamics of Skill Acquisition: An Ecological Dynamics Approach by Button et al. (2021)
We finished talking about comple...
Does adding more make us understand less?
I’ve been thinking about where coaches sit right now when it comes to ecological dynamics. Not in terms of whether they agree with it or not, but in how it is actually showing up in their environments.
Some probably feel like they don’t kn...
Pass me that cone
So if we continue our thinking that athletes are not machines… we get curious about dynamical systems theory – a key component of ecological dynamics.
Let’s not overcomplicate this.
We can think of a complex system as simply a group of in...
Searching for answers
Are there many solutions to a movement problem or is there a solution to a movement problem?
Think about it.
What is your first instinct?
Watch some of the best athletes catch a ball in whatever sport they play.
It looks easy to start w...
It’s been quiet
Well last year got away from me a bit.
Between life challenges and shifts in work responsibilities, things got a bit chaotic at times.
But now, as we move into the second month of the year, I’m feeling a renewed energy to keep learning...
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