PYRAMID OF KNOWLEDGE AS A DYNAMIC MODEL

A pyramid is a universal model that structures various, interrelated and interdependent processes, objects, subjects, systems, spaces, fields, etc. Researchers are attracted to the pyramid by the principle of order and subordination, hierarchy, and the visual illustration of this. At the same time, the pyramid model, like any abstract construction, may to a certain extent reflect reality asymmetrically and insufficiently relevantly, but in theory it works flawlessly. Thus, Maslow's pyramid of needs, known to the scientific world and the community of practitioners, has been fixed in theory and has been used for more than 70 years. What is the effect of the pyramid as a model? It is accessible to all users – researchers, practitioners, instant perception and long-term memorization, clear visualization, accessibility based on its analysis of certain processes, significant potential for application in various fields of cognition and activity of subjects, and the possibility of improving this model. This article reveals the pyramid of knowledge, its content, and its various models - classical, augmented, and authored. The dynamics of this model characterizes its transformation, development according to the complexity of the processes reflected by it and the interrelations between them.