Titled The Anointed: Evangelical Truth in a Secular Age, we look at how evangelical knowledge structures are exploited by media savvy authorities like those mentioned above.
Finally, the results indicate that properly designed decision aids can impart expert-like knowledge structures to novice decision makers, and these knowledge structures are the key to expertise.
Natural landscapes were reshaped, and indigenous knowledge structures were developed into sustainable socioeconomic systems that existed in harmony with the environment.
The findings suggest that assessments of knowledge structures are valuable tools for measuring the effectiveness of training programs, and such assessments can be applied in decision domains where traditional measures of knowledge acquisition are insufficient or infeasible.
For example, how inclusive are pedagogic relations, how effective are pedagogic activities for groups of learners, how well are pedagogic modalities deployed to this end, what knowledge structures are construed, and how are they evaluated?
These hypothetical fragmentary knowledge structures were called "phenomenological primitives," shortened to "p-prims" (diSessa, 1988 , 1993.
Knowledge structure is a fruitful information for an efficient inference.
Following instruction in Newtonian mechanics, this knowledge structure is more or less elaborated, and the degree of understanding across all concepts reflects the state of a student's conceptual knowledge of basic Newtonian mechanics.
However, the current learning environment does not enable the learners to take complete advantages of CBL activities, as communications cannot be passed promptly, advanced learning skills cannot be properly observed, and community-level knowledge structure is difficult to recognize.
