1996
DOI: 10.1049/esej:19960505
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Knowledge... understanding (mind the gap!)

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“…Elsewhere Gorman showed how theories of knowledge could be used to meet criterion 3 of the ABET criteria. Jinks makes a distinction between knowledge and understanding and argues that knowledge comes first [77]. This would seem to be inherent in the way the authors of the Taxonomy of Educational Objectives placed their category of knowledge at the base of the tree [78].…”
Section: Screening Aims and Objectivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Elsewhere Gorman showed how theories of knowledge could be used to meet criterion 3 of the ABET criteria. Jinks makes a distinction between knowledge and understanding and argues that knowledge comes first [77]. This would seem to be inherent in the way the authors of the Taxonomy of Educational Objectives placed their category of knowledge at the base of the tree [78].…”
Section: Screening Aims and Objectivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Van Poolen [4] somete el diseño tecnológico para al análisis filosófico usando la filosofía de Heidegger como su referencia, y Self [5] llegó a la conclusión de que las tendencias actuales en el diseño CBL podrían estar relacionadas con las ideas post-modernas sobre el papel de la tecnología en la sociedad. Jinks [6] ha señalado, en la tradición del análisis lingüístico, que las diferencias, si las hubiera, entre el conocimiento y la comprensión a menudo causan problemas a los maestros especialmente en sus evaluaciones. Incluso, si Yokomoto & Bestwick [7] no hubiesen seguido conscientemente las huellas de los filósofos lingüísticos, no habrían podido analizar la terminología asociada con los objetivos formativos.…”
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