For example, cancer prevention knowledge communicated via mass media needs to be understood, accepted and finally translated into action by intended audiences.
Although these amulets could require an elaborate process of construction, perhaps by one or both of the couple, the prescriptions themselves have the air of authoritative medical knowledge communicated to medical patients.
Even though all students learned about Bloom's six cognitive levels (Bloom, 1956; Anderson and et al., 2001) at the beginning of each semester and used this knowledge to communicate with the instructor about learning, this knowledge alone was not sufficient for most students to practice and master these learning skills on their own when studying for this course.
"It tells us nothing about how someone uses that knowledge to communicate.
It could read and acquire general knowledge and communicate with people seamlessly online.
When a scientist works at a museum, the research is somehow collection-based, and there is a continuous obligation to create new knowledge and communicate that to peers and to the many venues in the public domain.
I don't know how to help my students become better writers without first teaching them the language that helps us understand writing--grammar is a way of thinking about language; once we know how to "think" about language, we can use that knowledge to communicate clearly and effectively and correct our writing when it doesn't do that.
The group sessions provided opportunities for the physicians to draw upon women's knowledge to communicate critical information to the group.
Classroom inquiry requires that learners engage in scientifically motivated questions, generate and test alternative explanations based on evidence, connect explanations with scientific knowledge, and communicate and justify their explanations (National Research Council [NRC], 2000).
Appreciating different cosmologies and their links to ways of seeing and knowing has, in addition, made our team especially sensitive to the challenge of working with graduate students whose knowledge system communicate more strongly orally and metaphorically than conceptually and abstractly.
