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Abstract
Decoding the Disciplines often involves helping instructors uncover hidden expertise. Suitable questions can facilitate this process. Here, we analyze and discuss the question “What would happen if you don’t do what experts do?” using parts of a recorded Decoding interview. This question can help to delve deep into expertise. Based on the recorded interview we conclude that several features contribute to this: The question helps to provoke lateral thinking and to move from vague to concrete descriptions of expertise.
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Riegler, P., & Mikhailova, I. (2025). Analysing what-if-questions as a move in Decoding Interviews. Transformative Dialogues: Teaching and Learning Journal, 18(3), 54-60.
