Yet where outside of school is a disadvantaged student to pick up the implicit knowledge that is being probed on the reading tests?
Following Cappelli's logic, companies could solve that problem by hiring deeply educated, very able people and then providing on-the-job opportunities as part of a probationary period, perhaps to pick up the nonscientific knowledge they lack.
And of course The Somnambulist, the majestically insouciant Jason Dufner, who after draining a birdie putt on 11 yesterday, one of the hardest holes on the course, flickered not a jot, simply trudging across the green to fetch the ball out of the cup with the air of a pensioner shuffling to the front door to pick up the post, in the full knowledge that most of it will be junk mail.
She picked up that knowledge through the Canon Envirothon, a nonprofit environmental education program for high school students in Canada and the United States.
Though Elmo admitted to Rodriguez that he didn't know how to say the alphabet in Spanish, he offered to pick up whatever knowledge the "Jane The Virgin" actress was willing to put down.
Although I had never gone further than being barely able to identify the common species, I was confident that I could pick up more knowledge on the job.
This chapter picks up on the knowledge imparted in those earlier chapters, and focuses on operating a cloud from a security perspective.
The opportunity, the fellows say, is to pick up new knowledge, skills and professional relationships in a new realm.
If the deal gets done, it would be the latest in string of startups in India getting acquired by U.S. companies keen to capitalise on the opportunity to pick up talent, knowledge and traction in a very huge market — considered to be one of the fastest-growing and potentially biggest in the world.
Before he actually began to design any flags he went down to Anin & Co., the flag-makers to pick up some knowledge about flags.
