Findings: Demonstration through drama exposes knowledge, skills and values authentically to a reader with drama literacy.
In contrast, hospital clinicians discussing the introduction of a computerized provider order entry system noted the potential for exposing knowledge deficits and increasing conflict, and concern about "computerphobia".
The module helps the teacher to expose knowledge gaps in the trainee by asking questions relevant to the patient seen in the clinic or ward and framing them as focussed question using the PICO format.
Parents of Sandy Hook victims, and one survivor, have brought a novel lawsuit against Remington Arms, which manufactured the AR-15-style Bushmaster rifle used in the attack, that could pry open the inner workings of the gun company, much as lawsuits against tobacco companies exposed their knowledge of the risks of cancer and their efforts to market to children.
Hence, exposing EBOV knowledge as a Bio2RDF knowledge base could help biomedical researchers discover newer insights into EBOV, examine the druggability of EBOV and lead to possible treatment for EVD.
Once there, she plans to admit she cannot swim and then expose her knowledge of the crime, prepared for any outcome: denial, murder, or obedience as she helps him through the process of confession and trial.
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Last year he published a book called Dark Ages II: When Digital Data Die (Prentice Hall, 2002), in which he argues that society's current preference for preserving information in digital formats exposes that knowledge to the inherent weaknesses of technology.
You can't be an effective actor in the world if you expose your knowledge, plans and preferences to all people.
Deep Throat felt that the truth the Syndicate kept secret from the public needed to be known, and believed Mulder to be the one person capable of exposing this knowledge.
Seeing this opportunity in the moment of classroom action partly depends on a kind of contextual expertise, on having seen discussion of enough questions to know the type students struggle with, and partly on the adaptability and presence to follow through on those teaching moments that arise spontaneously as students expose their knowledge and shortcomings.
