Publish at March 26 2025 Updated March 26 2025
Can you teach without practice? Benner links expertise with experience, but an accountancy teacher without experience can excel in theory. It's useful for the basics, but it limits your ability to deal with the unexpected. Practice inspires, but the right pedagogy sometimes compensates for its absence. A balance between experience and knowledge is ideal.
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