Knowledge that in unique to teachers and is based on the manner in which teahers relate their pedagogial knoeledge

1. Pedagogical Content
Knowledge
MYLENE T. BALACIO
MT-1

2. Activity 1. Think of words that can be associated to the following pictures

3. What is Pedagogical Content Knowledge?
Content knowledge generally refers to the facts,
concepts, theories, and principles that are taught
and learned in specific academic courses
the method and practice of teaching,
especially as an academic subject or
theoretical concept.
Pedagogy
Content
Knowldege

4. Pedagogical content knowledge is a type of
knowledge that is unique to teachers, and is
based on the manner in which teachers relate
their pedagogical knowledge (what they know
about teaching) to their subject matter
knowledge (what they know about what they
teach).
Pedagogical Content Knowledge

5. 7 Types Knowledge
Explicit Knowledge
Implicit Knowledge
Tacit Knowledge
Declarative Knowledge
Procedural Knowledge
A Priori Knowledge
Posteriori Knowledge

6. 7 Types Knowledge
Explicit Knowledge
Explicit Knowledge can be documented,
transmitted and most importantly, learned
by outsiders.
Stored Documents, libraries, books, video
tutorials.

7. 7 Types Knowledge
More complex concept and is gained through
real life experience. It is obtain through
experience and an be captured and
transmitted.
Implicit Knowledge

8. 7 Types Knowledge
Achieved through experience, the
information achieved learned through
experience that an individual cant recall and
express.Tacit knowledge cannot be recorded
and stored like implicit knowledge
Tacit Knowledge

9. 7 Types Knowledge
Refers to facts that are static in nature, It an
be information based on principles,
concepts, event.
It is also called Descriptive or prepositional
Knowledge.
Declarative Knowledge

10. 7 Types Knowledge
Also known as imperative knowledge,is the
opposite of declarative knowledge.It answers
“how” based questions. Therefore it’s a form
of implicit knowledge
Procedural Knowledge

11. 7 Types Knowledge
Knowledge that is gained independently of
any evidence or experience
A Priori Knowledge

12. 7 Types Knowledge
The knowledge can be reasoned and logically
explained only after an individual has
observed a certain event.
Posteriori Knowledge

13. Art of Questioning

14.  As teachers who are committed to fostering student
curiosity and thinking, it is our job to ensure that we
are providing opportunities for students to think about
and answer a range of questions, particularly higher
order questions. Students also need to learn how to ask
questions, both of themselves as they are learning, and
of the ideas they are learning about.

16. Thank You.