When your airplane is about to take off or when a dentist’s drill is aimed at your mouth, don’t you truly hope the pilot or dentist had training that transfers to the real world? With that same passion, we should try to ensure the training we design and develop is transferable to the real world.
Learning transfer refers to acquiring knowledge or skills in one context that enhances a person’s performance in another context. This is known as positive transfer.
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