By making videos and interactive CD-ROMs, I thought I'd be able to visit historically significant buildings, learn from them and convey that knowledge.
Sandra Cephas, the director of the district's office of language acquisition, says the new program's purpose is to recognize the value of the knowledge that the students arrive with, even if they cannot yet convey that knowledge in English.
Cases convey that the knowledge is relevant or useful, sometimes by showing its human dimension.
She has a profound understanding of the similarities and differences of these monotheistic religions and conveys that knowledge in an easily accessible manner (e.g. see her new book The case for God).
The two homicide cops who worked the crime scenes knew obscure, significant things about city life; the show's writers knew things about city life, and they conveyed this knowledge to us obliquely.
Printed or computerized order sets may convey new knowledge to physicians or reinforce existing knowledge.
Nurses valued the guidebook because it helped them convey biomedical knowledge to patients, bolster key messages about self-management, and helped to ensure patients adhered to advice.
24 Moreover, this ongoing expansion suggests that parents are not merely conveying static knowledge to adolescents but rather are altering sexual communication dynamics within the family in a way that might increase their effectiveness in promoting adolescent sexual health.
The analogy of this argument to the critique of poetry is already clear; in both cases, Socrates wants to argue that the speaker is not a truth speaker, and does not convey knowledge to his audience.
