In the Tahāfut he maintains that "the religious laws conform to the truth and impart a knowledge of those actions by which the happiness of the whole creation is guaranteed".
The book, Tyrocinium latinae linguae (Recruits' Drill in the Latin Language; 1545), was intended to impart a knowledge of Latin in everyday situations by matching Latin phrases with Dutch ones.
He is painfully attuned to the irony that his novel imparts this lesson of necessary ignorance by simultaneously imparting a lot of knowledge.
When a participatory approach is used to build their capacity by imparting new knowledge and skills, the performance and sustainability of rainwater harvesting systems will greatly be enhanced.
This article presents a toolkit, the Ecodesign in Higher Education-kit, that fulfils this need by imparting available knowledge regarding sustainable development — and more specifically ecodesign — into the curriculum of higher engineering education.
Encourage people to respond and if they have no opinions or they seem to not know much, help them learn some more by imparting your environmental knowledge in a friendly and helpful manner.
The possibility of achieving even more was fully appreciated: the English scholar Alexander Neckham, in his early 13th-century De naturis rerum ("On the Natures of Things"), hoped that by imparting knowledge he might help to lift or lighten the human spirit, and to this end he tried to maintain a simple and admirably clear text.
"It helps them live free from HIV and AIDS by imparting knowledge, skills and values to help them protect themselves as they grow up.
"Every day teachers around the world bring education to life by imparting knowledge and equipping children with the right tools to learn and thrive," said Jo Bourne, UNICEF's Associate Director and Global Chief of Education.
The challenge of imparting a large amount of knowledge within a limited time period in a way it is retained, remembered and effectively interpreted by a student is considerable.
