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1 The structure of the “lectures“ Klaus Wälde Gutenberg University Mainz www.waelde.com

2 Learning with and from experts By courtesy of Gary Colet https://www.linkedin.com/in/garycolet

3 Socrates, Greek philosopher 470BC - 399BC Franz Liszt, Hungarian composer 1811 - 1886 Learning with and from experts

4 The structure of the “lectures” 1. Fix the learning objectives 2. Illustration of approach for a first case study by the expert 3. Students go through another case study 4. The expert view, contrasted with the students‘ views on the second case study

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