What is Knowledge?
An opinion, something thought to be true.
What is belief?
A generalized description of observations about a relationship between two or more things in the natural world; often the description is mathematical.
What is a natural law?
What is tacit knowledge?
This holds the sum of your knowledge.
What is memory?
Incorrect information, unintentionally false information
What is misinformation?
Plato created this concept to try and explain what knowledge was.
What is Justified True Belief?
An interconnected system of ideas intended to explain something in depth.
What is a theory?
What is Depth of Knowledge?
What is ambiguity?
The tendency to believe evidence that supports your opinions, and ignore or discount evidence that goes against what you believe.
What is confirmation bias?
Correct, factual, honest
What is truth?
This theory is the mathematical study of the coding of information and how that information can be quantified, stored, and communicated reliably, through computer circuits and telecommunications.
What is Information Theory?
Relating to your own thought processes.
What is metacognitive?
This is when there is an obstruction to your ability to recall information.
What is blocking?
False, often sensational stories, spread under the guise of news reporting.
What is fake news?
The name of this problem was a way in explaining why Justified True Belief was not an acceptable way to define what knowledge was.
What is The Gettier Problem?
Knowledge containing facts.
What is factual knowledge?
This duo proved that your memory can be influenced by the choice of words used when asking people to remember an event.
Who are (Elizabeth) Loftus and (John) Palmer?
A person with specialist skills and/ or knowledge.
What is an expert?
The true definition of knowledge that we have created by the end of our lessons on what is knowledge?
What is Knowledge is contextually and culturally relative that is made up of data and information to back it up and we must believe in it?
An unstructured collection of facts and figures.
What is data?
This way of classifying knowledge was done to attempt to depth of knowledge.
What is Webb's DoK (Depth of Knowledge)?
This duo proved that if you are involved in a particularly traumatic event, you will be more likely to remember the event in its correct sequence of events.
Who are Yuille and Cutshall?
This is the only certainty that we have about knowing.
What is uncertainty?