what is the difference between knowing & understanding?
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Knowing suggest a superficial to middle level knowledge of a subject matter. Whereas understanding implies a deeper appreciation and knowledge of a subject matter. The difference is best illustrated in examples:\n\n1) Of the mind: You know that e=mc2.But do you understand why e=mc2? I bet Einstein would.\n\n2) Of the heart: You know a neighbour who has lived next to you for the last 10 years. You see him and you to talk to him. But do you understand why one day he sold everything and became a missionary in Africa? You might not even understand even if he explains. Sometimes it is a conviction of the heart that the mind cannot grasp unless one has gone through the same experience.
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Education is the process of learning. learning is the storage of information into memory.
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Knowledge and intelligence are two wholly different things, but one usually follows the other. Intelligence is the ability to rationally solve problems. Knowledge is just knowing a lot of stuff, like an encyclopedia.\n\nOh, and I hope that Fruitcake! is joking.
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Knowledge is the accumulation of facts or ideas.
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what is the difference between the two
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Unless you are talking about abstract concepts, knowledge does not depend on language. communication does require some sort of common language. But it need not be spoken.
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Yes.\n\nImagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.
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Teaching means actually providing instruction.  Facilitating means helping someone discover things for themselves.  Faciitating might be a strategy you would use as part of your teaching repertoire.  There is a very interesting article, Teaching or Facilitating: A FAlse Dichotomy.  I've included the link.
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There is a difference in the definition of ... IGNORANCE and STUPIDITY... \nIgnorance is the absence of knowing or knowledge... but...\nStupidity is having knowledge but using that knowledge in a negative action... and racism.... is STUPIDITY!
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Nothing, knowledge is something that you have gained by learning something or some skill.\nBabies, have a brain capacity, which grows as the get older and mature. But there is no real knowledge stored there.\nThey are pre wired so to speak to be able to learn language that they receive from their parents.\nThen they learn more every day, and gain knowledge of everything they need.\nBrain capacity, is usually measured by how much knowledge it can hold and store.
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According to educational psychologist Benjamin Bloom, comprehension is ﻿understanding what is being communicated and making use of the material by translating, putting in one’s own words, rephrasing, or restating.\n\nVerbs used to describe this function are: \nclassify, describe, discuss, explain, express, identify, indicate, locate, recognize, report, restate, review, select, translate
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I don’t agree with the premise of the question.  Knowledge is provable.  Knowledge not provable is a guess that sometimes rises to the level of a hypothesis.  Without the proff it has no value.
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A definition tells you WHAT something is.\nA description will tell you some characterizations or features ABOUT something.\nAnd an explanation tells you the HOWS and WHYS of something.
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-perception(see,listen,touch etc.)\n-consider(understand reasons,results,elements)\n-experience(reach the results yourself or use knowledege for a spesific project/work )
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By saying that knowing is not enough, he's saying that if you have knowledge and do nothing about it, it's useless.  You must apply the knowledge to some useful area.  By saying that a will is not enough, he's saying that even if you have the will, it won't matter unless you do something about it.  Both parts of the quote essentially are saying that you can't just be idle (with will and knowledge); you must use what you have.
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Ahhh.  A question.  That means you desire information you do not have.  Reading these answers will provide you with some information and, by definition, you are being educated.  The more educated you become, the more you discover what you don't know.  The best formal education teaches you enough general information to allow you to determine what you really want to learn about.\n\nKeep asking questions.
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One is capable of understanding the principals of science, the other is not.\nOne understands that he or she does not have all the answers.\nOne of these two types of people would like for students to learn some usable information while in school.\nOne allows human knowledge to grow and deepen.\nOne is capable of personal development.\nI'll leave it to you to guess which is which.