And given the content truly has such an empty message to impart it seems logical to read that as a warning about the incentive structures of the underlying medium, as Bridle does.
In addition, the teacher serves as master of content and seeks to impart that wisdom on the students.
Most tanka and haiku poets continued to use the classical language, probably because its relative concision permitted them to impart greater content to their verses than modern Japanese permits.
Although Shimer does not award graduate degrees, teachers can earn professional development credit with the program; it complements traditional education courses by providing background knowledge for teachers to impart more content-rich instruction.
In fact, one might say retweets are the whole point of Twitter, given that the platform's modus operandi is to impart information, share content and jokes, and generally connect.
Consequently, in order to impart consistency to the contents of this paper, the present company's manufacturing technology and future prospects are described.
When formal instruction is available, it is often reductive and mechanistic, [ 6] and fails to impart basic knowledge of rhetorical techniques, structure-content differentiation, style, clarity, and accuracy [ 7].
In still other cases, brewers used barrels that had once contained something else, like bourbon, Scotch, Port or even pinot noir, hoping to impart to the beer trace elements of the past contents.
Thus, the ministry outlines the didactic, scholastic and social objectives to be achieved (Eden 1971), and the textbooks' contents reflect the knowledge that the dominant group of society is trying to impart to its members.
