Beyond news organizations in the United States, there is the BBC in Britain, which has cultivated knowledge on terrorist movements.
If an overarching goal for Kenya is to cultivate a knowledge economy, then more avenues of obtaining this knowledge need to be opened up for young mothers, a group that can contribute substantially to development efforts if given access to education.
The easiest way to cultivate a knowledge of cause and effect is to move the two closer together.
There is a need for higher education to cultivate deep knowledge and skills in the ever-evolving area of sustainability.
Using the deliberate instructional or learning strategies can be related to cultivate the knowledge and skills for learners.
Residents cultivate composting knowledge during 'Droughtbusters' workshop.
Pedagogies stress student ownership of their education, and cultivate the "knowledge, dispositions, values, skills and habits that promote civic agency and foster grassroots democracy".
This may help to cultivate the knowledge of the disease and reduce prejudices about HBV+ patients.
For example, Abbott points out that professions cultivate unique knowledge systems in order to maintain their 'exclusive property' and sphere of influence [ 14].
Assuming the part of political anthropologist, Mr. Rosenthal cultivated encyclopedic knowledge of statehouses, getting to know their power brokers, both elected and unelected.
