Military Culture and Education 2016
DOI: 10.4324/9781315595405-10
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Navel Gazing Google Deep: The Expertise Gap in the Academic-Military Relationship

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“…However, the gap between critical thinking, expertise, and CPE is not going to go away in the military because it is difficult to change the cultural physics, budget constraints, and hierarchical nature of the situation. According to Bruscino (), “The nature of war is such that as they move up the ranks, service members shift emphasis from tactics to operations to strategy to advising military and national policy, without ever losing the need to keep an understanding of the other levels” (p. 145). How a military force will continue to do this falls in line with the less is more mentality faced today in times of economic uncertainty.…”
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“…However, the gap between critical thinking, expertise, and CPE is not going to go away in the military because it is difficult to change the cultural physics, budget constraints, and hierarchical nature of the situation. According to Bruscino (), “The nature of war is such that as they move up the ranks, service members shift emphasis from tactics to operations to strategy to advising military and national policy, without ever losing the need to keep an understanding of the other levels” (p. 145). How a military force will continue to do this falls in line with the less is more mentality faced today in times of economic uncertainty.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…On the informal end of the CPE continuum, characteristics can include “implicit, unintended, opportunistic and unstructured learning” that fosters the acquisition of knowledge independently of a conscious attempt to learn (Eraut, , p. 250). The contemporary military community tries to foster informal learning as CPE in a number of ways, including experiential learning, mentorship, and more specifically the development of a culture that supports the pursuit of higher education degrees (Bruscino, ; Layne, ). For example, enlisted military service members who move up in the ranks receive schooling specific to their jobs by way of nondegree‐granting programs.…”
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