How an Admiral Tryon fleet action might have changed the Royal Navy

How might a fleet action commanded by Admiral Tryon have changed the Royal Navy's conduct in the First World War?

Probably little at the strategic level, but direct battle experience could have reshaped tactics and officer training significantly.

A Tryon-era fleet action probably would not have transformed British grand strategy in the First World War. The larger strategic interests and constraints facing the Royal Navy would still have existed in 1914. Its tactical effects could have been much larger because the Royal Navy would have acquired first-hand battle experience. Those lessons would have entered officer education directly instead of arriving second hand from observing other navies' wars, and might therefore have changed British practice significantly.