Diversity in literature fosters knowledge and understanding of others outside our own sphere of experience.
This close proximity fosters knowledge exchange and appropriation.
By inspiring international comparisons, World Kidney Day fosters greater knowledge about chronic kidney disease and reveals possible ways we can improve patient health.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate whether using an online learning resource and engaging in online discussion fostered learners' knowledge about educational research design and facilitated critical thinking about research.
Education not only enhances women's knowledge about contraception and reproductive health (via curricula) but also teaches reasoning skills which foster knowledge after leaving school, i.e., education is associated with higher productivity in the production of health (Grossman 1972).
With relation to writing, Periyar stated that using the Tamil script about the arts, which are useful to the people in their life and foster knowledge, talent and courage, and propagating them among the masses, will enlighten the people.
Notwithstanding, as some explicative variables might narrow or spread its effects on students' performance along their entire educational career, having a complete picture of the role of predictors on educational outcomes since primary school would be particularly important to foster the existing knowledge about the association of predictors and learning achievements.
Researchers might foster the development of knowledge about adolescent dating violence by including inductively derived concepts from qualitative research in their research design.
The foundation, with $10 billion in assets, aims at fostering knowledge-sharing and entrepreneurship in the Middle East.
The present study is a small step towards more knowledge about treatment of young foster children and a promising intervention for young foster children with severe behavioral problems.
