articleOxford Review of EducationJul 19, 2007Closed access

Learning from other people in the workplace

University of Sussex

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Abstract This paper draws primarily on an ESRC‐TLRP longitudinal study of early career professional learning, which focused on the first three years of employment of newly qualified nurses, graduate engineers seeking chartered status and trainee chartered accountants. The first section introduces the theoretical and methodological base provided by previous projects, then proceeds to explore an epistemology of practice, using three dimensions: (1) four key elements of practice—situational assessment, decision‐making, actions and meta‐cognitive monitoring; (2) the mode of cognition and its dependence on time and prior learning; and (3) the context, its influence on mode of cognition and its affordances for…

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  • Affordance
  • Situational ethics
  • Context (archaeology)
  • Sociology
  • Artifact (error)
  • Cognition
  • Process (computing)
  • Psychology
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