Knowledge has superseded the categorical imperative [there is no you, I, him or her because knowledge is what defines us now], and yet has enslaved more people to the decaying experiment we call democracy.
This basic fact of life - that every Japanese child who has any hope of going to college must face crucial, detailed, impartial tests of his or her basic academic knowledge - defines what is taught in Japanese schools, shapes the extracurricular activities and determines the way Japanese children spend their free time.
It expands our knowledge, defines our progress, and sparks new insights.
The importance of trust being cognitive is also that we cannot actively choose to trust, as our level of knowledge defines our level of trust or distrust.
Six Gaussian peaks were fitted using prior knowledge defining chemical shift.
Verbs to use in assignments to have students demonstrate knowledge: define; describe; enumerate; identify; label; list; match; name; read; record; reproduce; select; state; view.
Having some means of certainty about our knowledge – defining a criterion of truth – has seemed necessary (if vexing) to philosophers for millennia.
Rather, theories are cohesive, systematic bodies of knowledge defined mainly by the roles they play in normal science practice within a dominant paradigm.
First, they represent an important subset of the topic-specific professional knowledge defined in expert models of PCK (Gess-Newsome 2015).
The interpretation mode of concepts suggested by Reif (1987 , 1995 relies on knowledge defining a concept by an explicit procedure specifying how to identify or construct the concept.
STEM career knowledge, defined as a student's familiarity with a particular STEM career, varies considerably based on the school's STEM career guidance.
