Through analyzing women's knowledge and use of medicinal plants, we sought to understand local perspectives on women's health, considering the knowledge and use of medicinal plants to be indicators of how Beninese and Gabonese women manage their own health.
This strategy (Suskie, 2009) expands course design beyond core content/textbook coverage to consider the knowledge, skills, and dispositions that we see as most essential for our students, and we found the exercise helpful in identifying shared priorities.
It is the role of elected policymakers to consider the knowledge that science offers and the power it gives us, and to balance these with other priorities -- be they economic as in the case of environmental policy, strategic as in the case of nonproliferation or moral as in the case of embryonic stem cells.
By improving the understanding of indigenous knowledge and providing concrete examples of how it can be successfully used, this publication can help all practitioners and policy makers to consider the knowledge hold by local communities and act to integrate this wealth of knowledge into future disaster-related work.
To this end, let us fix the packet transmission round to and consider the knowledge of all receivers, which is also available at the source because of the feedback.
Consider the knowledge of your audience.
I first thought about using book groups in higher education when considering the knowledge, values and skills essential to effective social work practice within the context of the social work curriculum.
Crusan et al. (2016), in a study of writing assessment literacy which considered the knowledge, beliefs, and practices of 702 writing teachers, found that a quarter of the teachers had little or no training to teach and assess writing.
Considering the knowledge accumulated, procedures analysed and theories discussed, the paper provides a comprehensive overview on sate-of-the-art and future research directions for multi-access mobile edge computing.
Likewise, it is important to consider that the knowledge and experience of the authors could be perceived both as a strength, in that it facilitated more in depth interviewing and analysis, and as a limitation, in that it may have influenced the selection of participants, choice of questions and the focus of the analysis.
