Another approach is to design training to foster transfer.
Furthermore, signals that indicated the layout of the causal connection fostered transfer performance and reduced time spent with the simulation.
School practices assume that to foster transfer of the knowledge students learn, it is necessary to abstract the knowledge from the specific contexts of its use.
Cognitive science studies have also argued how to foster transfer of a solution learned in an example to problem solving (e.g., Gick and Holyoak 1983; Novick and Holyoak 1991).
More structured, programmatic research maybe the best way to foster transfer of training knowledge from one specialty to another and may be the only way to identify a "Best Method or Best Use" for technology-assisted education, something that has eluded medical educators for decades.
To accelerate the crossover step, new venues for social interaction — in-person, virtual, synchronous, etc. — could be developed, with additional slack provided to both LIC early adopters and HIC innovators to foster transfer and uptake of new ideas.
The interaction between these components facilitated the mapping of the symbolic equations in the source onto the target, resulting in the superiority of the MC approach in fostering analogical transfer.
Although concept mapping can promote near transfer in health profession education [ 54, 92, 93], no evidence suggests that it can provide an advantage over other learning activities in fostering far transfer.
This within-network diversity and overall-network commonality to practices at large should increase the likelihood that DPBRN studies will be generalizable and applicable to other dental practices, thereby fostering knowledge transfer not only in the research-to-practice direction, but also in the practice-to-research direction.
In addition, the university fosters knowledge transfer and economic development worldwide, often yielding excellent opportunities for entrepreneurship.
