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Why Your Best Performers Often Make Poor Trainers

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Deep expertise reshapes how a person judges what a beginner needs, and that shift quietly turns skilled performers into weak trainers. This article walks through three decades of cognitive research behind that gap and lays out practical steps for pairing Subject Matter Experts with Instructional Designers.

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