As they mature to the second phase, they learn to feed actively and develop dexterity in hunting for food (with the help of their well-developed sensory organs).
It helps them develop dexterity, coordination, imagination and emotional strength, and teaches them how to interact with the world.
To play with them, children had to develop patience, dexterity and imagination.
To address this, we designed a standardised laboratory-based microsurgical training programme, which allows trainees to develop their dexterity, visuospatial ability, operative flow and judgement as separate components.
For example, when I train MBA students to develop global dexterity, I have them practice in real situations, such as in interactions with their bosses during their internships, or with student project groups working on real case-studies and classroom assignments.
It takes awhile to develop the dexterity to do detailed, fine work, so go with these basic designs for now.
To address it, leaders need to develop techno-dexterity, which is the ability to act deliberately when communicating, understanding which message to deliver when and through which channel (face-to-face, phone, email, video, etc.).
To develop the manual dexterity of a surgeon, he practiced tying knots and cutting pictures out of magazines with each hand.
Expecting his son to follow in his footsteps, Dr. Epstein wanted him to develop more than mental dexterity — as Professor Epstein put it, he was "to learn how to use my hands".
