Meanwhile, the film seems intent on imparting dignity to Bertie when David abdicates.
Most importantly, learning is focussed on imparting tangible skills which can be implemented immediately.
He refuses to take even mundane requests from senior mayoral aides, several officials said, and is equally insistent on imparting information to the mayor directly.
Herbert Spencer in particular, he argues, moved education from a sensible emphasis on imparting knowledge to a new approach based on the psychological development of children.
From strict disciplinarians to pot-smoking professors, the film faculty is crammed full of tutors intent on imparting their wisdom to the assembled moviegoing masses.
But in recent years kindergarten teachers have become increasingly focussed on imparting academic skills — largely in response to pressure to achieve measurable, testable results.
English speakers are welcome, but the bartender may insist on imparting a few words of the old language before you get your Guinness.
The authentic locale also seems to have overly impressed the actors, who concentrate far more on perfecting their thick burrs to the point of unintelligibility than on imparting life to the characters.
Critical education rests on imparting a sceptical approach to claims about the world, clearly contradicted by presenting as equal choices – as Erfana Bora suggests – religious dogma alongside reasoned, and continually contested, scientific truth claims.
It focuses on imparting the skill set needed to start technology-based companies to participants.
He teaches that salespeople, whose success depends on imparting persuasive information, are particularly susceptible to elicitation techniques.
