Expérience, Activité, Apprentissage 2013
DOI: 10.3917/puf.albar.2013.01.0039
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“…Based on foundational work on expertise (Ericsson & Charness, 1994) and literature specific to the expertise of high-level coaches (Côté, Salmela, Trudel, Baria, & Russell, 1995;), a first model for identifying high-level coaches is proposed, with "contextual" and "expert" criteria. The relevance of these criteria is validated by research conducted with ten coaches, with a discussion and the proposal of a second model guide, with regard to (a) the status of the coach and his career evolution and results (b) the recognition of four training context, recreation, development, high performance and high performance settings (Onesta, Gilot, Henard, Le Fur, Normand, & Ourahmoune, 2018 ; and cthe continuum of experience (Durand, Goudeaux, Horcik, Salini, Danielian, & Frobert, 2013) (d) and "ten years/10,000 hours", a quantitative criteria in the literature on expertise (Ericsson, Charness, Feltovich, & Hoffman, 2006;Lemyre, Trudel, & Durand-Bush, 2007). In conclusion, areas of research around the careers of coaches and the capitalization of knowledge from experience are identified.…”
Section: Critère D'expertise : DIX Ans 10 000 Heures Et Vécumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on foundational work on expertise (Ericsson & Charness, 1994) and literature specific to the expertise of high-level coaches (Côté, Salmela, Trudel, Baria, & Russell, 1995;), a first model for identifying high-level coaches is proposed, with "contextual" and "expert" criteria. The relevance of these criteria is validated by research conducted with ten coaches, with a discussion and the proposal of a second model guide, with regard to (a) the status of the coach and his career evolution and results (b) the recognition of four training context, recreation, development, high performance and high performance settings (Onesta, Gilot, Henard, Le Fur, Normand, & Ourahmoune, 2018 ; and cthe continuum of experience (Durand, Goudeaux, Horcik, Salini, Danielian, & Frobert, 2013) (d) and "ten years/10,000 hours", a quantitative criteria in the literature on expertise (Ericsson, Charness, Feltovich, & Hoffman, 2006;Lemyre, Trudel, & Durand-Bush, 2007). In conclusion, areas of research around the careers of coaches and the capitalization of knowledge from experience are identified.…”
Section: Critère D'expertise : DIX Ans 10 000 Heures Et Vécumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ej., Poizat & Goudeaux, 2014) o a la mímesis (p. ej., Durand, Goudeaux, Horcik, Salini, Danielian, & Frobert, 2013), por medio de la formulación de distintos postulados no triviales acerca de la transformación de la actividad (p. ej., Durand, 2017) y por medio de una "concreción" cada vez más fuerte de las proposiciones de diseño y los razonamientos y métodos asociados (Poizat & Flandin,en prensa [ 1 ]).…”
Section: Pensar La Formación Según El Enfoque Del Curso De Acciónunclassified
“…The experience occurring simultaneously with activity is of twofold interest for our research: (i) it is interesting in itself to gain insight into the actor's experience and any ensuing transformations (i.e. Durand et al 2013) and (ii) insight into experience complements the external observation of the actor's action, as the expression of this concomitant experience provides a first-person perspective (Varela and Shear 1999). Consistent with the .…”
Section: The Course Of Action Pre-reflexive Consciousness and Experimentioning
confidence: 99%