The phrase "dispense knowledge" can be used in written English.
It usually refers to the act of imparting facts, information, advice, etc. For example: "The teacher was passionate about dispensing knowledge to her students."
The store's owner, Skip, effortlessly dispensed knowledge about his inventory to customers as if he were feeding koi.
(It's the diametrical opposite of many proudly political filmmakers who place themselves in the position of knowers dispensing knowledge for the benefit of the benighted many).
When her father falls off a cliff, Faith turns investigator, fixated on discovering the truth about his death from a magical tree that feeds on lies but dispenses knowledge.
Even the standard mentoring approach of the mentor as all-knowing guru, dispensing knowledge, implies a hierarchical, one-way relationship that can frame men who mentor women as champions, heroes, even rescuers.
Acquiring and dispensing knowledge is what I live for.
Students scored higher than nurses in dispensing knowledge and had a lower risk of error in this discipline than nurses.> -wrap-foot> The results are given as percent or mean score, both with (SD).
Specifically, supervisors are supposed to ensure that ADDOs have ACT management tools on hand (monthly report forms, referral forms, etc)., provide technical support related to ACT dispensing, and evaluate dispensers' knowledge and skills.
5 Text message reminders improved some aspects of dispenser knowledge of advice to provide to patients when dispensing AL in the private sector.
The intervention increased dispenser knowledge of some components of advice to provide patients when dispensing AL, but knowledge of other components was already very high in the absence of the intervention.
How did they know that fluctuations in temperature could affect how a car runs, and how could they dispense that knowledge so effortlessly?
