Knowledge

3. To be able to put the pieces together and to use such understanding to do things.
5. Learning is anything without adopting a practical approach.
7. To have “vast and complete” knowledge about a large number of diverse.
8. The information, understanding, and skills specific to the broad course of study.
9. Knowledge that does and shall motivate to act in a certain way.

1. Concerned only with what is obvious or apparent.
2. knowledge of how to make something work without a deeper theoretical understanding of why it works.
4. When something is far-reaching or expansive.
6. The knowledge that has been or could be applied in coping with novel situations and circumstances, and in solving problems in novel ways.