Sentence examples for developing knowledge and understanding from inspiring English sources

Of course it must be so much better to be the Man Who Found Richard III's Lunchbox than to be the Man Who Discovered Interesting Things About Late Medieval Spinal Injuries: heroic, romantic and interesting, rather than actually useful in the cause of developing knowledge and understanding.

It is drawing on their ability to make sense of complex situations to develop knowledge and understanding.

In secondary schools, we are assured, "effective teaching by well-qualified and highly competent teachers enabled the majority of students to develop knowledge and understanding in depth".

You can see the recruitment of international students as an exercise in global engagement – widening the perspective of all students as they develop knowledge and understanding together.

Inquiry also refers to the activities of students in which they develop knowledge and understanding of scientific ideas, as well as an understanding of how scientists study the natural world" (p. 23).

The survey also found that although 18% of parents did not want religion in school, the majority would like their children to develop knowledge and understanding of a range of beliefs.

The overall project aims to develop knowledge and understanding about stress and health among young people and to develop gender-sensitive intervention models.

The purpose of the rehabilitation program is to provide a personalized approach that allows the patient to develop knowledge and understanding of the disease and to maintain or develop the necessary resources and abilities to manage their life situation.

Hence, there is a need to develop knowledge and understanding of the contributing factors that influence the decision of physicians to not go to, or remain in, rural clinical settings such as inadequate infrastructure, inadequate incentives (financial and nonfinancial), and related aspects [ 9].

The training should focus on developing knowledge, understanding, awareness and affinity towards alternative assessments, such as creating portfolio and journal writing.

Calvin College took up the mantle in its mission statement: "We aim to develop knowledge, understanding, and critical inquiry; encourage insightful and creative participation in society; and foster thoughtful, passionate Christian commitments" (emphasis added).