# Knowledge Grid ## Background - I first learned about this knowledge grid while working at NAVAIR in the early 90's ## ToDo - Flesh out the details and fill in the heading and row info in the table below ## Notes ### Overview - I'm not sure how best to present this info in a markdown note. Usually, it is shown in a four-square-grid. Here's a table overview - I don't recall the heading names or row names or all the detail - However, I have often share the little bit shown in the table below ### Interwebs - Brave AI -- Leo #### Grid Overview - This categorization is inspired by the concept of the Dunning-Kruger effect and the idea of metacognition, but it is not directly referenced in the provided context. For a more detailed understanding of how to apply this grid, you might need to refer to specific models or frameworks that discuss knowledge management and self-awareness. #### Grid Details - The following comes from Brave AI -- Leo - **Things I know I know** - Information or skills that you are aware of and confident in - **Things I know I don't know** - Acknowledged gaps in your knowledge or skills that you are aware of - **Things I don't know I know** - Unconscious or implicit knowledge that you possess but are not aware of - **Things I don't know I don't know** - Unaware gaps in your knowledge or skills that you are not even aware of ### Knowledge Grid | | Heading 1 | Heading 2 | | ----- | ---------------------- | ---------------------------- | | Row 1 | I know<br>I know | I know<br>I don't know | | Row 2 | I don't know<br>I know | I don't know<br>I don't know | --- #### Outbound Links - Scripture - Studies - Other Notes - Topics - Hebrew Words - Greek Words