Improving Teacher Practice: Debunking the Myth of the Performance Plateau

As people shared the personal stories of their journeys toward expertise, they often described their early years as a time of exploration and even joy as they learned the fundamentals of the field— whether it was hitting a tennis backstroke, playing simple songs on the piano, or making flip turns at a neighborhood swimming pool. Building on the earlier work of Alfred North Whitehead (1929),
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