When knowledge is considered inert
The person knows something, but doesn't understand it, and can't do much with it.
- They don't understand what the knowledge means, its implications, or how it connects to other knowledge.
- When it's presented in different ways or contexts, they do not recognise it.
- They are unable to apply it in practice or don't know how to use it when there are minor adjustments.
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