"I had learned what I needed to learn and felt the time had come for me to exercise that knowledge in a larger world," he said.
Don't make things overly complicated, If you know your way around a bit then try to exercise that knowledge.
According to the model suggested by this supposed dichotomy, exercises of theoretical knowledge involve active reflection, engagement with the propositions or rules of the theory in question that guides the subsequent exercise of the knowledge.
She will be able to exercise her knowledge of the German repertory from the Romantic to well into the 20th century.
Both interventions proposed several exercises concerning the knowledge of letters (graphemes), the identification of sounds (phonemes) and the letter-sound correspondences.
Only after sufficient exercise and practice with the knowledge representations and methodology can an engineer or scientist undertake research and development projects with confidence that the processes will be conducted efficiently and reported objectively.
They just no longer have the ability to exercise their knowledge.
Now that the students have the basics, allow them to exercise their knowledge on their own.
Once you have determined your career direction, the best way to exercise your knowledge, learn new skills, and simultaneously fill that resume hole is to volunteer.
Where the implications are serious, discretion is exercised based on the knowledge of the patient and the outcome of the test.
Extensions of this practice to learning domains that not only exercise procedural knowledge but also conceptual knowledge are discussed within the field of cognitive task analysis (Clark et al., 2008), which retains the principle of modeling expert performance.
