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[(Tacit Knowledge in Professional Practice: Researcher and Practitioner Perspectives )] [Author: Robert J. Sternberg] [Mar-1999]
Tacit Knowledge in Professional Practice explores the often unspoken knowledge involved in professional work. Edited from researcher and practitioner perspectives, the book examines how expertise can operate beyond formal rules and explicit instruction, making it a relevant resource for readers studying professional learning, applied knowledge, and expertise.
About This Book
Tacit Knowledge in Professional Practice examines the role of knowledge that is difficult to fully express, document, or formalize within professional settings.
Robert J. Sternberg presents perspectives from both researchers and practitioners, connecting scholarly inquiry with the realities of applied work.
The book considers how professional expertise may extend beyond written instructions, formal training, and clearly articulated procedures.
It offers a focused resource for readers interested in professional learning, expertise, knowledge, and the relationship between research and practice.
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