Frazz by Jef Mallett for January 23, 2017
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Transcript:
Caulfield: Malcolm Gladwell wrote that it takes 10,000 hours of practice to become truly proficient. Obviously that's rough, and open to nitpicking, but the basic theory is remarkably sound. Mrs. Olsen: Caulfield, what is your point? Caulfield: Don't get your hopes too high for this worksheet you're giving us 23 hours to do.
x_Tech over 7 years ago
Okay Caulfield, I’ll need 10,000 worksheets from you tomorrow.
davidweinstock over 7 years ago
gladwell is about 9,500 hours short, but he makes a good living.
stairsteppublishing over 7 years ago
And she is counting the hours until he no longer is in her class or school.
Phred Premium Member over 7 years ago
Finally, a name to associate with the 10,000 hours thingy.
Diane in comics land Premium Member over 7 years ago
Time to point out the worksheet is part of the practice, not the goal
JoeMartinFan Premium Member over 7 years ago
Exactly, Diane! Caulfield is going to have a very rough time in the adult world if he continues to think his cleverer-than-thou attitude will get him through life. It’s cool to be a free spirit. It’s cool to ask sincere questions. But sometimes – sometimes – you really need to just shut up and learn! There actually are people on this earth who know more than you. Don’t be a rebel without a clue!
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 7 years ago
So far I have seen no “theory” on this 10,000 hours is sufficient to become an expert in anything. Hypothesis at best. It isn’t a given as Caulfield is treating it.