There are two accepted sources of knowledge, reason and experience. There is, however, a third source of knowledge called intuition, mainly used by moral philosophers claiming to have discovered the source of knowledge for moral goodness.
The two general classifications of knowledge in the sciences belong to two different paradigms, empirical knowledge gives emphasis on the criterion of verification while formal knowledge gives emphasis on the validity or coherence within the system being employed.
There are, actually, three major stages in the apprehension of a concept before knowledge becomes possible. These are perception, abstraction,…
Types of Objective Tests We are concerned with developing objective tests for assessing the attainment of educational objectives based on…