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The phrase "knowledge pieces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individual units or segments of knowledge or information.
Example: "In our discussion, we will break down the complex topic into smaller knowledge pieces for better understanding."
Alternatives: "bits of knowledge" or "fragments of information."
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A generic architecture embodying the knowledge pieces required to manage emergencies in different kinds of problem scenarios is described.
Each Flashcard contained up to 8 knowledge pieces named Fact, Description and Image.
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Prior-knowledge pieces, even if insufficient, served as a prerequisite to learn strategy assessment.
If we assume hybridization necessitates replacement of some elements of traditional knowledge, what pieces make the traditional system vulnerable to breakdown and which pieces retain flexibility?
SADLY, we often atomize knowledge into pieces that don't have a home in a larger conceptual framework.
Theoretically, we consider two frameworks: Knowledge in Pieces (or KiP) and Science as Practice (or SaP).
Theoretically, we consider two frameworks: Knowledge in Pieces (or KiP) (diSessa 1993; Hammer 1996; Sherin 2001; Clark et al. 2009) and Science as Practice (or SaP) (Pickering 1995; Lehrer and Schauble 2006a; Duschl et al. 2007).
"Sadly, we often atomize knowledge into pieces that don't have a home in a larger conceptual framework," Huth wrote.
Researchers have begun to test the explanatory power of the conceptual framework and knowledge in pieces views of student knowledge.
In his description, conceptual framework and knowledge in pieces are complementary views that focused on different aspects of students' knowledge.
The knowledge in pieces perspective interpreted constructivism to imply that students' knowledge fragments were resources upon which they drew to think about and understand new phenomena (Taber, 2008).
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