The core of the proposal has been to guide the academic knowledge to meet the real needs of the software Industry.
"They have the academic and technical knowledge, they have no problems at all with that.
This theoretical paper has contributed to academic knowledge as it explained the foundations for corporate sustainability and responsibility.
In Vietnam, teachers were traditionally acknowledged to have academic knowledge higher than students', advanced students' to have academic knowledge higher than their peers', and textbook writers' to have academic knowledge higher than the teachers'.
However, they have a good academic knowledge, better than in the past".
By using traditional evaluation tools, it is very difficult to measure the real knowledge of the users since they can correctly answer even without having acquired formal academic knowledge.
So I sat incredulously alongside teacher training college students and later worked with teachers in secondary schools who had almost no academic knowledge at all beyond a swatted up syllabus if they were conscientious.
You may believe you are bringing them a fresh and bight message of good news, one they are unaware of, but they may have a greater academic knowledge of their ideas of their subjects than you do of yours.
Whilst all academic knowledge has the potential to be of public value, applied ethics is specifically concerned with the normative analysis of issues relevant to contemporary policy and practice and with the promotion of public discussion.
I know that she has the skills, experience and knowledge of an exceptional academic leader and will use them effectively for years to come.
