Although many students insist that they "do self-testing in their head" (Stanger-Hall, unpublished data), it is key for the success of this self-testing routine that a student documents her/his knowledge and knowledge gaps on paper (as an external visual representation) so they can be organized visually and their (existing and missing) connections (context) becomes apparent to the student.
To the best of our knowledge, just one paper has appeared on the mathematical modeling of the thickness of the anode and the optimal KOH concentration.
For instance the lack of graphical standards for PROforma emerges as an important issue when modelling knowledge acquired from experts because, at this stage of a project, it is necessary to be able to represent knowledge as diagrams on paper that can be read without the use of software tools.
To our knowledge there is currently only one paper published on this subject (Pubmed research May 2014).
Second, students seem to possess a great deal of knowledge regarding ways of representing aspects of the world on paper, and such knowledge can be profitably used in learning canonical ways of representing landscapes.
"In order to know how to manipulate the stuff, you have to have knowledge how to move it on paper".
Scott Barry Kaufman, a psychologist who is the scientific director of the Imagination Institute at the University of Pennsylvania and a co-author of "Wired to Create," says, "When one feels writer's block, it's good to just keep putting things down on paper — ideas, knowledge, etc".
"They do have other components on paper: job knowledge, punctuality, blah blah blah.
"The basic philosophy of REACH is that the [chemical] industry is managing the risk, and what REACH does is require the industry to put on paper the knowledge about the chemicals they put on the market, and describe how they are dealing with any possible risk which might be in them," says Joachim Kreysa, director for cooperation at the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA), which administers REACH.
Loss of Farmers' Knowledge in Their Lands, 2012, Acrylic on paper, 24 x 18 inches.
