This increased performance could be due to increased understanding, but it could also be due to increased ability to communicate understanding in writing or increased retention of knowledge.
Second, motivation is to communicate understanding of the function of a system to a user.
CAULDRON aims to communicate understanding of the science attributing extreme events to climate change in a memorable and compelling way, and create space for dialogue around policy decisions addressing changing risks and loss and damage from climate change.
My Hometown offers a starting place for both formal and informal learning projects that inspire teens to ask questions, think critically about their communities, and communicate their understanding to an authentic audience.
The need to understand, and to communicate his understanding to his public, is ultimately what drives Hampson onwards in his musical and spiritual quest, and his greatness as an artist lies in his ability to make an audience re-evaluate every work he performs.
The only people able to understand this work properly cannot communicate that understanding to you.
He said the company wanted "to get along with the local community harmoniously by communicating, understanding and supporting each other".
Geng Yi, managing director of Myanmar Wanbao Mining Copper, the company that operates the mine, denied in an e-mail that his employees had made rude gestures or rolled a rock toward them and said the company wanted "to get along with the local community harmoniously by communicating, understanding and supporting each other".
Researchers studied 20,961 diabetes patients in Parma, Italy, and tested 242 of their primary care physicians for empathy with a well-validated questionnaire that measures the doctor's understanding of the patient's experiences, concerns and perspectives, as well as the ability to communicate this understanding to the patient.
Gallant is a man with a complex understanding of war trying to communicate that understanding to kids who can barely sit through a Vine, and in language that might be a bit over some of their heads.
