practicer
- noun
- /ˈpræktɪsər/
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practicante
- Teaching problem-solving skills and testing those skills with assessment tools can help young musicians become more effective practicers.
- an accomplished practicer
Examples
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Researchers studying practice have found that learners begin as unsophisticated practicers and slowly acquire a broader repertoire of practice strategies and metacognitive or self-reflective tools as they mature and gain experience (17; 23; 27).
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That was, yeah, that was when they get practicers, they have four teams go on, they get practicers, be red, white, green and then black.
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In fact, these accomplished "practicers" may stick with lessons longer than their less successful counterparts.
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The Accomplished Practicer
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And, and that's great because that makes you a better soccer player and piano practicer and and math homework doer.
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Music educators are responsible for equipping students with the tools and strategies necessary to be effective, independent practicers.
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Regular basketball practicers often see improvements in their shooting skills over time.
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To become a proficient musician, it's important to be a dedicated practicer of your instrument.
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Successful language learners are usually consistent practicers, dedicating time each day to study and practice.
Synonyms
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A person who gains knowledge and skills from study, practice or teaching
Antonyms
How Experienced
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Practicer comes from the word practice, which comes from an old Greek word meaning 'to do', and the ending -er simply means 'someone who does'. So a practicer is a person who keeps doing an activity again and again to get better.