Are Some Problems with Trying to Know All the Science

question 14

Multiple Choice

are some problems with trying to know all the science you might ever teach?

• A) There will be more scientific knowledge by time you teach it that was known when you studied it.
• B) Scientific knowledge is changing.
• C) Some of what you learned may be replaced by new and different knowledge.
• D) There is too much scientific knowledge known for any one person to be able to learn it all.
• E) All of the above
• F) None of the above

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Definitions:

Memory Capacity

The amount of information that can be held in the memory system at one time, varying across different types and stages of memory.

Sensorimotor Stage

A Piagetian stage of infancy marked by the absence of the capacity for mental representation.

Mental Representation

An internal depiction of information.

Object Concept

The mental representation and understanding of objects, including their properties and how they relate to other objects.