Types of Knowledge (Facilitating Learning)

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KNOWLEDGE TYPES OF EPISODIC KNOWLEDGE SEMANTIC KNOWLEDGE refers to our biographical memory reflecting not only what happened, but also when and where it happened. refers to generalizations, concepts, facts, and their associations.

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KNOWLEDGETYPES OF

EPISODIC KNOWLEDGE

SEMANTIC KNOWLEDGE

refers to our biographical memory reflecting not only what happened, but also when and

where it happened.

refers to generalizations, concepts, facts, and their associations.

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KNOWLEDGETYPES OF

SEMANTIC KNOWLEDGE

Declarative Knowledge

Procedural Knowledge

refers to one’s memory for concepts, facts, or episodes.

refers to the ability to perform various tasks.

DIMENSIONS OFACCORDING TO ANDERSON AND KRATHWOLL

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KNOWLEDGEConceptual Knowledge. Knowledge of classifications,

principles, generalizations, theories, models, or structures pertinent to a particular discipline.

Metacognitive Knowledge. Awareness of one’s own cognition and particular cognitive processes.

DIMENSIONS OFACCORDING TO ANDERSON AND KRATHWOLL

Factual Knowledge. Knowledge that is basic to specific disciplines.

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