Another tier of scientific vocabulary and practice is added to the existing scaffold of knowledge, preparing students for a culminating student-driven investigation dealing with this topic.
Areas of non-confidence in prescribing were found, and comparing results with a similar survey of junior doctors, the students appear overly confident as to how effectively their current knowledge prepares them for being doctors.
To achieve greater hunger satisfaction, have the Sim with the greatest amount of cooking knowledge prepare group meals.
An interpretation may be that although the students gained knowledge from the lesson, the preexisting knowledge base prepared them for thinking in an evolutionary context.
I was one of the speakers and you had Welsh National Opera, lots of big agents, young singers, and everyone hungry for knowledge and prepared to share it.
Given the heterogeneous nature of applications often compiled with external help, American universities rely heavily on the SAT, a much less comprehensive measure of knowledge, often prepared for by students (at a heavy financial cost) outside school.
In this case, rather than evaluating the interventions, the knowledge broker prepared a 20-page narrative review of the literature.
Here, MacFarquhar talks with Sasha Weiss about the culture of suicide in Japan and how Ittetsu Nemoto's belief in suffering as a path to self-knowledge has prepared him to help the suicidal.
That policy is even more important today when the very general knowledge that prepares students for college-level work is also the knowledge that is needed for competence in the information-age workplace.
Parents want to know that, whatever school their child attends, they will learn the basic skills and knowledge that prepare them for life.
The simple answer is that education imparts social and political knowledge that prepares people to better read the signals provided by political leaders and the mass media.
