"Knowledge domains" refer to specific subject areas or fields of knowledge that encompass a distinct set of concepts, principles, and expertise. They represent distinct categories or disciplines in which information and skills are organized and studied.
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«knowledge»
«domain»
Sentences with «knowledge domains»
- One emerging strategy is the inclusion of a family and community knowledge domain in child development assessments and quality ratings of early childhood programs encouraging improvement to programs, policies and practices. (buildinitiative.org)
- As so often the case, however, a technical solution requires a complementary social solution - a mindset shift and knowledge domain acquisition - in order to truly effect change. (elearningindustry.com)
- More importantly, however, they need an integrated knowledge of these different knowledge domains, the overlap and integration of these domains. (citejournal.org)
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