Practice
The Practice Loop: Choose, Try, Notice, Adjust
Use the practice loop to turn a broad skill goal into a focused attempt, useful observation and specific adjustment…
The collection
All writing
Browse writing on how people notice strengths, build skills, work with feedback and find opportunities to contribute.
Collaboration
Solo Repetition or Peer Practice? Pick by the Task
Solo repetition or peer practice? Match practice to the task, so you can focus on difficult moves or uncover gaps by…
Discovery
How a Portfolio Shows More Than One Finished Task
A skill portfolio makes ability easier to assess across tasks by showing relevant evidence, the maker’s role and the…
Feedback
The Myth of the Naturally Gifted Team
The myth of the naturally gifted team hides the habits that make group work dependable: clear roles, shared…
Opportunity
A First Showcase with Room for Questions
Plan a first showcase that makes live conversation easier, with clear ways to invite questions, set boundaries and…
Our point of view
Talent is developed, not simply found
A strength can begin as an interest, a first attempt or a skill used in a new setting. Growth depends on the chances people get to practise and contribute.