Roger Kneebone

Roger Kneebone, director of the Imperial College Centre for Engagement and Simulation Science, dives into the challenges experts face when transitioning to teaching. He discusses the importance of recognizing one’s expertise and the art of focused instruction. Kneebone emphasizes that effective teaching is about more than skills—it's about the context of why those skills matter. He also explores Vygotsky's zone of proximal development, highlighting how tailored challenges can facilitate growth for both leaders and learners alike.

Dr. Roger Kneebone, a Professor of Anatomy at the Royal Academy of Arts, delves into the intricate nature of expertise and mastery across disciplines. He reveals the fascinating connections between trauma surgery and magic, emphasizing the often unnoticed depth of skill behind mastery. The conversation explores the nonlinear journey to becoming an expert, highlighting the importance of overcoming challenges. Kneebone also discusses the art of communication in healthcare, focusing on the emotional connections that foster meaningful relationships.