Knowledge management

Paul Fitts and Michael Posner created a 3 stage model and suggested any learning of a new motor skill involves this model (Magill 2014). During the first stage, known as the Cognitive Stage, the novice learner will try to familiarize with the movement. The learner will analyze the objective of the movement, what they are trying to accomplish, and how to do it. This first stage of the model will be accompanied with numerous of errors and lack of consistency. Also seen in this stage, the learner…

To gain more from what you have already learn. To succeed and not fail. Additionally, teachers should help young adolescents be motivated for literacy learning to expand the knowledge for success. Success does not come easy it takes time and effort. When high schoolers become successful it is because they was motivated and engaged in the learning they had receive. “Accomplishing these tasks through a focused, collaborative process…

The math lab is all about students understanding learning. There are not tests or homework, students are given opportunities to play games, learn through hands-on activities, and apply their knowledge to real world situations. Students do not just “know” the information, they know it and are able to use it. For example, the students have used grid paper to construct “dream homes,” while doing this, they discussed how important it is to know the…

causation. David Hume introduces and discusses his widely-debated theories and ideas surrounding human belief and knowledge in the two texts A Treatise of Human Nature and An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding. Using these two texts as the primary focus this essay shall critically explain and discuss Hume’s account of causation. Firstly, Hume’s concepts and theories surrounding human knowledge and belief will be critically discussed, focusing firstly, on the category Relations of Ideas and…

How do we know if something has the quality of being true? We usually rely on our own experiences or the experiences of others. We rely on what we can see, smell, hear, taste or touch. We use our five senses to perceive something as real, to a certain extent, but our thoughts, our beliefs, and our personal experiences usually tend to come between reality and the actual truth. We usually ask questions or people for advice and we tend to believe what others tell us. To what extent do we have to…

Not only this, but since geometry is present in our everyday lives, students have a basic grasp of shapes, however, they have not developed a critical understanding of what properties define that shape (Bell et al., 1983). This basic foundation knowledge can also cause difficulty when it comes to teaching and learning as the students have solidified these ideals in their mind. With this in mind, my Year 10 classes in which I taught these lessons come from a variety of schools, from various…

students and the uniqueness of my students’ development patterns. The following paper will discuss my understanding of how different students progress, how I will address the range of learning preferences and cultures, as well as how I will use that knowledge to create a collaborative learning environment. While numerous philosophies claim to be the saving grace for reforming education and create collaborative classrooms, one thing they all agree on is that we want our schools to create…

way of teaching often involves telling children “A is A” and repeating it until they learn it. The idea is that when the child encounters a problem, they can simply use the prior knowledge to solve the issue. But scientific research has shown that it can be more beneficial for kids to know how to ignore prior knowledge and experience. In essence, the child is taught to be able to think outside of the box. The quick way to do this is through teaching of counterintuitive concepts. For every once…

I believe Perry scheme is a great way to acknowledge the intellectual growth that just about everyone goes through in their life. Well known phycologist and Harvard professor William G Perry came up with this idea that college student tends to go through a predictable sequence of intellectual growth. This changes people’s view of their world and how aware they are of it. William G Perry noticed four major categories that he wanted people to understand in this specific order Dualism, Multiplicity…

In modern society, the definition of wisdom is: the quality of having experience, knowledge, and moral judgment; the quality of being wise. However, Socrates had the idea that wisdom was knowing oneself. Socrates’s was beyond brilliant compared to the average Athenian; he was self-aware and just. Although Socrates tended to meddle in the affairs of others, he consequently had the ability to spark enlightenment among the people in Athens. To Socrates, philosophy is the study of humans, and he…