But in recent years kindergarten teachers have become increasingly focussed on imparting academic skills — largely in response to pressure to achieve measurable, testable results.
In the interest of imparting academic respect for her subject, she sported aviator glasses with clear lenses.
But hearing him work within a single scale, you received a perfect lesson in how much more there is to music than what notation or academic pedagogy can impart.
Ditto the inability of many of their professors, imbued with academic culture, to impart the skills needed for success off campus.
A beard can impart its wearer with an academic's seriousness or a beach bum's casual cool; it can make you look like a wounded loner or a goofy father figure; and it can say whatever you want it to say but above all, a beard says "I chose to look this way".
Most advisers are happy when their trainees follow in their footsteps by choosing a traditional academic career path, so they will probably be pleased to impart their wisdom.
In a letter to Brooklyn College President Karen Gould, Hikind lamented my alleged failure to fulfill the "the responsibility of a true academic," which, he argued, is "to remain objective in imparting information and to allow students to draw their own conclusions".
These would mean "humanistic" Gymnasien (academic high schools) like the Johanneum would get two fewer years to impart Latin and Greek.
Finally, as researchers and others consider and examine approaches to PS in health professional education, it will be important to assess not only formal aspects of PS in a curriculum, but also informal and hidden curricula, particularly since broader academic and hospital cultures can play a positive (or negative) role in imparting the importance of PS for effective practice.
Luckily, Brian B. Crowe, the director here, has imparted a sense of lightness and joy, without which "The Tempest" could be hifalutin and academic.
