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Introduction

To become aware of things directly via your senses refers to perceiving. On the contrary, to conceive refers to developing an understanding of the concept. This, to perceive is to see only, while to conceive is a much deeper understanding. However, perception generally involves a passive evaluation, blurring the line between perceive and conceive. Perception is relatively a shallow interpretation, where conception is more creative process (Hudson & Walmsley 2005, pp. 593-622). This facilitates the understanding of conception as the act of creation.

Discussion

Not surprisingly, new recruits who are entering the teacher-training courses, generally seen to have very little knowledge of ...