The term "subject matter knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in an educational context to describe the expertise one has in a particular subject area. For example, "My subject matter knowledge in science gives me an advantage when it comes to teaching Physics."
No significant effects were found for children's subject matter knowledge.
The distinction between mortal and venial involves subject matter, knowledge and exercise of will, not convenience to ourselves and others.
The study analyzes mechanisms in which CL contributes to the development of teacher knowledge of three kinds: subject matter knowledge, pedagogical content knowledge, and curricular content knowledge.
Intended to promote subject matter knowledge, pedagogical content knowledge, and procedural knowledge, LTE curricula often target novice teachers' agency, identity construction, and critical awareness.
The use would allow educators to assess understanding and to help preservice elementary teachers improve their subject matter knowledge and their communication skills about mathematics.
Subject matter knowledge of engineering design, problem identification and problem solving can be explicitly taught.
"This section is meant to test more skills and less subject-matter knowledge," Ms. Carpenter said.
Certainly, teachers need a combination of subject-matter knowledge and pedagogical training -- but how much of each?
The experts in the field use the term "expertise", which makes clear that so-called skills are always tied to deep subject-matter knowledge and practice.
To be deemed highly qualified, a teacher was required to have a BA degree, be fully certified and demonstrate subject-matter knowledge.
This indicates that possessing subject-matter knowledge alone is insufficient.
