US EditionFrom Apprenticeship to Competency: What Anthropology Can Teach Us About Learning
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From Apprenticeship to Competency: What Anthropology Can Teach Us About Learning
Imagine a young apprentice kneeling beside a master potter, hands coated in clay, mimicking the careful pressure and rhythm needed to shape a bowl. Across the world and throughout time, this scene has repeated itself in thousands of forms: a child shadowing a hunter, a novice doctor assisting in surgery or a philosophy student testing ideas through dialogue. Learning—real learning—has always unfolded in shared human experience, grounded in demon…
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