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Types of knowledge

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Knowledge is generated and expanded through processes of social interaction, where sharing information facilitates learning. Knowledge can be classified into several categories, important for our personal development.
With this game, students can explore examples of each type of knowledge.

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Knowledge is generated and expanded through processes of social interaction, where sharing information facilitates learning. Knowledge can be classified into several categories, important for our personal development. With this game, students can explore examples of each type of knowledge.

by SANDRA CAROLINA GOMEZ LOPEZ
1

Doctors test a new medicine in labs, study the effects, and publish results. What kind of knowledge is being showed here?

2

I’m used when people light candles and pray, hoping for healing without medicine. What kind of knowledge guides this way?

3

You notice that every time you leave food out, ants come. You start putting food away. What kind of knowledge helped you decide?

4

You don’t need to think hard to know fire is hot or that a baby’s cry means something’s wrong. What kind of knowledge is this?

5

You wonder, “Is it always wrong to lie?” and think deeply about morals and ethics. What kind of knowledge are you using?

6

You meet someone and instantly feel they can be trusted, even though you’ve never met them before. What kind of knowledge is working here?

7

You touch a cactus and get pricked. Next time, you avoid touching it. What kind of knowledge did you gain?

8

You ask yourself, “What is the meaning of life?” and explore different ideas without needing proof. What kind of knowledge is this?

9

You do an experiment to see which paper towel absorbs the most water, record results, and draw conclusions. What kind of knowledge is this?

10

When someone wears a lucky charm before a big test, believing it will help them pass, what kind of knowledge is that?

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