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Knowledge-in-pieces: change is reorganization of what?

ASub-conceptual resources
BDaily school timetables
CPrinted textbook chapters
DSmall peer groups
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Sub-conceptual resources
1. This view grounds naive and scientific understanding in small knowledge resources. 2. Both come from the same broad pool of sub-conceptual resources. 3. So change is the reorganization of those resources, not of timetables or groups. _Source: Wikipedia, Conceptual change, Emerging theoretical perspectives and recent developments_
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