Types of Knowledge Commonly Used in Education
Refers to the knowledge about social conventions passed down within members of a community such as greetings, manners, and conversational behavior.
What is social knowledge?
This principle is important to remove any errors from your writing.
What is editing?
The disorder that makes it difficult for people to understand the message being communicated by others.
What is a receptive disorder?
A single line of poetry.
What is a verse?
The stages of the writing process.
Bonus 100: The difference between revising and editing.
What is prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing?
Bonus: Revising included changing the "meat" of the writing. Editing is changing grammatical errors in writing.
Refers to the knowledge applied to carry out procedural tasks.
What is procedural knowledge?
A group of verses.
What is a stanza?
The three things that make up fluency.
What is accuracy, rate, and prosody.
Refers to the knowledge learned by observing the features of something.
What is physical knowledge?
Two related principles that require writers to include sufficient details while omitting any unnecessary information.
What is clarity and brevity?
The disorder that makes it difficult for people to express their thoughts or feelings with others.
What is an expressive disorder?
Developed based on the patterns of stressed and unstressed syllables.
What is a rhythm?
The types of connections a reader can make to a text.
What is:
text-text
text-self
text-world
Refers to the knowledge and skills used by experts in a particular field.
What is domain knowledge?
Refers to a poem's rhythmic structure.
What is a meter?
A unit of pronunciation that must have at least one vowel, with or without consonants.
What is a syllable?
Refers to the knowledge obtained from scientific experiments.
What is emperical knowledge?
The two principles that are important to draw in readers and compel them to read more.
What is author's craft and voice?
A person has difficulty with both recieving and communicating thoughts
What is a mixed receptive-expressive language disorder?
Found at the ends of verses.
What is a rhyme?
The three types of faulty reasoning in nonfiction texts: 200 points each
-When an author draws conclusions based on insufficient data.
-When the author bases conclusions on personal opinions.
-When the author draws a conclusions about the relationship between things without data support.
What is:
-overgeneralization
-personal bias
-illogical conclusions