The document discusses various types of knowledge, including episodic and semantic knowledge, where episodic relates to personal experiences and semantic to general facts and concepts. It also outlines dimensions of knowledge as per Anderson and Krathwohl, such as conceptual, procedural, and metacognitive knowledge. Additionally, it emphasizes factual knowledge essential to specific disciplines.

1. 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.

2. KNOWLEDGE
TYPES 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 OF
ACCORDING TO ANDERSON AND KRATHWOLL

3. KNOWLEDGE
Conceptual 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 OF
ACCORDING TO ANDERSON AND KRATHWOLL
Factual Knowledge. Knowledge that is basic to
specific disciplines.

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