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On the contrary, that mental model was only useful to your 8-year old because he had contextual experiences and was situated in a reality where he could easily
by ssivark 7y ago
On the contrary, that mental model was only useful to your 8-year old because he had contextual experiences and was situated in a reality where he could easily explore its consequences. Most conversations about mental models are far less tangible.
- mistermann 7y ago> On the contrary, that mental model was only useful to your 8-year old because he had contextual experiences and was situated in a reality where he could easily explore its consequences. This doesn't really make sense to me. How is it impossible that explaining feedback couldn't have been useful unless he had contextual experience and could explore the consequences?