What will be the impact of this sudden and profound "global education" upon political dictatorships, isolated communities, coherent cultures, religious practices, etc.? As great universities of the world begin to offer degrees and knowledge modules via the Internet, will "lesser" universities be damaged or even forced out of business?
The distribution of the survey respondents in terms of sex, age, highest degree earned, and knowledge on building codes are shown in Figs. 7, 8, 9 and 10.
Four major pieces of information were collected about the survey participants: sex, age, highest degree earned, and knowledge on building codes.
The soul-searching has accelerated with the federal No Child Left Behind Act, which demands a "highly qualified" teacher -- state certified, with a bachelor's degree and proven knowledge of subject -- in every classroom by the end of this coming school year.
"I've used my degree and my knowledge to develop a strength-and-conditioning programme for boxing.
These individuals were bilingual, emigrated from the Indian sub-continent, and were native speakers of Urdu; one had an undergraduate degree and lay knowledge of the topic, and another had a health science degree and background.
All focus groups were held by AJM, a nurse and bilingual moderator of Somali descent with a PHD degree and significant knowledge of conducting focus groups.
Two clerks of both genders who had a high school degree and basic knowledge of the database (EPI INFO) were also hired.
"Most likely the crew is made up of experienced sailors, and the degree of knowledge and experience and their relationship with the owners of the shipment or the contractor determines the hierarchy inside the narco sub".
Assessing these arrangements will require a high degree of confidence and knowledge on the part of commissioners.
