To develop mastery, students must acquire component skills, practice integrating them, and know when to apply what they have learned.

What you can do in the classroom	Examples
Expose and reinforce component skills	Enlist the help of someone outside your discipline to decompose a complex task. This can help to reveal your blind spots. – those things you may have skipped over assuming that students will ”just know.” Diagnose weak or missing component skills and provide isolated practice for them. This will focus student energies on those parts of a task that most need additional attention.
Build fluency and facilitate integration of skills
Facilitate transfer of skills