Conceptual knowledge refers to concepts and ideas formed by the meaningful integration of information.
Conceptual Knowledge: Do you know what you're talking about?
For example, the Persuasive Essay Example demonstrates some conceptual knowledge of nature and nurture by providing definitions and linking the concepts to other relevant concepts (e.g. heritability and environment) in the context of education.
Nature denotes biological and genetic influences on human ability and behaviour. Nurture denotes environmental influences on ability and behaviour.
Refer to the textbook pages and sections to improve your knowledge and understanding of the criterion.
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