Sentence examples for knowledge look from inspiring English sources

What might "connected teaching" or "connected learning" — that is, using technology to build communities and share knowledge — look like in practice?

If this is the first time you've tried to implement an online class and you don't have the necessary knowledge, look for help online.

There remains much more to be said about the status of religious knowledge, looking in detail at the cases for and against various religious claims.

But Clampett, who used to sneak onto Pebble Beach as a child, made the most of his local knowledge, looked confident around the greens and continued a memorable two-day experience.

(Put this way, Kant's claim that the categories are required for knowledge looks quite plausible).

Now let's turn to issues of reference and knowledge, looking specifically at Putnam's envatted brains.

Also, the picture avoids compartmentalization of knowledge: looking at the two wind directions simultaneously reminds the structure of the entire problem.

Knowledge for the sake of generation/production again suggests practical expertise, and the statesman's knowledge looks ever more practical as the division continues.

As we consider learning through embodied actions and what embodiment of conceptual knowledge looks like as an outcome of learning, we are likely to find a similar rich diversity beneath the surface.

Although we know a great deal about what expert knowledge looks like across a wide array of conceptually rich domains (for review see Ericsson, Charness, Feltovich, & Hoffman, 2006), we do not have a lot of experimental research on the processes through which such expertise is developed.

One of the only studies, to the authors' knowledge, looking at trauma and social support in prisoners is a small study (Asberg and Renk 2012) comparing perceived social support between women inmates with childhood abuse (n = 24) and those without (n = 15); they found no significant difference between the two groups.