Overview
Knowledge types and transfer are essential concepts in education that help us understand how we learn and apply information. Declarative knowledge involves facts and information, while procedural knowledge focuses on skills and processes. Knowledge transfer is the ability to apply what we have learn...
Key Terms
Example: Knowing that Paris is the capital of France.
Example: Knowing how to ride a bicycle.
Example: Using math skills learned in school to manage personal finances.
Example: Learning to cook by preparing meals in a kitchen.
Example: Trying to solve a complex math problem while also remembering the steps.
Example: Using writing skills from school in a job.
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intermediateKey Concepts
Declarative KnowledgeProcedural KnowledgeKnowledge TransferContextual Learning