Originally published as anthropology (something that has been much questioned since) it's the the story of a young man's apprenticeship with a Yaqui "Man of Knowledge".
Songs for curing rituals are often learned as part of a larger complex of knowledge requiring an apprenticeship; the student receives direct instruction from an experienced practitioner over the course of several years.
The suggestions of the Commission for the improvement of the educational systems, for apprenticeship training, for the cross-border enrichment of knowledge and skills are very much promising.
In a field that requires long apprenticeships and the acquisition of a body of knowledge unusually deep and broad in our era of narrow specialties, architects are still professionally young at forty.
Compares schooling to other forms of knowledge transmission, from initiation and apprenticeship to recent innovations in online education.
It's true because we are on the verge, without even realizing it, of succumbing to a vision of education as just the transfer of information rather than the transformation of knowledge, what I have called a rising apprenticeship into Wikipedia rather than an apprenticeship into democracy.
Invest in foundational institutions that are sources of enduring strength, including centers of knowledge creation, incubators, innovation zones, apprenticeships, and high-quality education linked to changing job skills.
–Eleni Hasaki in "Craft Apprenticeship in Ancient Greece: Reaching Beyond the Masters". In Archaeology and Apprenticeship: Body Knowledge, Identity, and Communities of Practice, edited by Willeke Wendrich, 171-202.
3 Though self-learning via access to published material is of undoubted importance, medicine is an apprenticeship and knowledge is largely obtained and refined through discussion with colleagues; both seniors and peers.
The idea of knowledge workers stemmed from the old-fashioned practice of getting knowledge from an apprenticeship.
