The escalating demand for academic credentials in the job market gives the impression of an ever-more-knowledgeable society, whose members perform cognitive feats their unschooled parents could scarcely conceive of.
One PNFP respondent stated that " A well informed and knowledgeable civil society can play a role in dissemination, because we have roots in the community, advocacy, and community mobilization.
The main idea behind this phase is to consider a teacher as the knowledgeable person in the society who transfers his knowledge among learners, which can contribute to increase the knowledge level of the entire class and allows learners to get good marks or grades.
For who would dare to be knowledgeable about politics and society now?
Investing motivates people of all income levels to defer gratification and become knowledgeable about the economy and society.
Medicine man, also called medicine person or healer, member of an indigenous society who is knowledgeable about the magical and chemical potencies of various substances (medicines) and skilled in the rituals through which they are administered.
This time around, we as a global society are more knowledgeable about what the world needs.
Dominance indirectly endorses social inhibition through the suspicion trait, while skepticism (vigilance) may make an older person socially withdraw rather than step forward for help in a time of need, as the elderly are expected by Thai society to be knowledgeable and self-fulfilled.
The most knowledgeable also seeks knowledge to become more knowledgeable.
He was an uppity Tamil: confident, aware of Sinhala society and political trends, knowledgeable of international affairs.
