📒 How can we describe knowledge? 📒
◽️ Prior knowledge: The information, background, or previous learning that someone already has before starting a new topic.
◽️Scant knowledge: Barely sufficient, very limited, or inadequate information about a topic.
◽️Tacit knowledge: Information or skills that are understood intuitively but are difficult to explain or write down (e.g., leadership or intuition).
◽️Extensive knowledge: A broad, wide-ranging understanding of a subject.
◽️Common knowledge: Widely known and shared across the general public.
◽️Profound knowledge: A deep, meaningful, and highly advanced understanding of a complex subject.
◽️Sketchy knowledge: Unreliable, incomplete, or vague understanding where important details are missing.
◽️Rudimentary knowledge: A basic, elementary understanding of a topic.
◽️Comprehensive knowledge: Complete, detailed, and leaving little out.
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This Friday, we’re going to talk about learning curves and a thirst for knowledge at our lexical club. Hope to see you there!🤓
◽️ Prior knowledge: The information, background, or previous learning that someone already has before starting a new topic.
◽️Scant knowledge: Barely sufficient, very limited, or inadequate information about a topic.
◽️Tacit knowledge: Information or skills that are understood intuitively but are difficult to explain or write down (e.g., leadership or intuition).
◽️Extensive knowledge: A broad, wide-ranging understanding of a subject.
◽️Common knowledge: Widely known and shared across the general public.
◽️Profound knowledge: A deep, meaningful, and highly advanced understanding of a complex subject.
◽️Sketchy knowledge: Unreliable, incomplete, or vague understanding where important details are missing.
◽️Rudimentary knowledge: A basic, elementary understanding of a topic.
◽️Comprehensive knowledge: Complete, detailed, and leaving little out.
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This Friday, we’re going to talk about learning curves and a thirst for knowledge at our lexical club. Hope to see you there!🤓