For these reasons, students were constantly required to make notes of eventual changes of ideas, new learning and knowledge, interests, etc. in their notebooks and conversations were considered to be an interesting element of evaluation.
Change involves knowledge, interest, understanding.
"At the time, 'science' meant knowledge; interest in the material world was 'natural philosophy,' " Ms. Uglow writes.
It is a form of mental composting, which involves separating out unnecessary areas of knowledge, interests and curiosities, and chucking them into the slop-bucket of oblivion.
Youth vary widely in their career knowledge, interest, and intentions.
Although LCs do not have any epistemological slant, there is a tendency to adopt pre- and post-testing along with a 'technical knowledge interest' posture (Habermas, 1971) – that is, the importance given to control and prediction in research, as opposed to the 'practical knowledge interest' and 'emancipatory knowledge interest'.
My mission has been to share my knowledge, interests, personality, and uniqueness with the impressionable minds of an expansive and diverse academic community.
It can ensure, on one hand, that knowledge, interests, and values (as well as worldviews of stakeholders) are incorporated and given their due in the governance process.
Social-ecological systems are inherently complex, having a variety of interacting actors with different types of ecological knowledge, interests, and values.
Social business plans were found "…to compliment the pre-existing knowledge, interests, and ambitions of students" (Kwong et al. 2012, p. 341).
