Nudging counselors to adopt technology to get the rudimentary knowledge sharing and nagging off their plate, will free up our educators to do what most love to do: interact with students and help them with their human problems that computers can't tackle.
But I wasn't afraid like everyone else, because even with my rudimentary knowledge of post-and-beam construction, I knew it wasn't the walls that were holding up the house; it was the beams.
There are several indicators or requisites for a successful president: a sense of self, core principles without rigidity, political instincts, an ability to persuade and rudimentary knowledge of policies and people.
To understand it, audiences require at least a rudimentary knowledge of 18th and 19th century garden design trends and the fierce disputes surrounding them.
Withers was obliged to buff up her rudimentary knowledge of Debrett and Who's Who.
Over half of every generation leaves school after 10 years, often with only a rudimentary knowledge of English and similar cultural skills.
All I have is the camera on my laptop, a rudimentary knowledge of iMovie, and YouTube.
Similar to surgery, a little knowledge can be a dangerous thing and as a start for performing these analyses, more than a rudimentary knowledge of statistics and epidemiology is needed.
He is believed to have been Dutch and to have possessed at least a rudimentary knowledge of music composition and theory.
Trainees are starting rotations in new departments without rudimentary knowledge about their role and responsibilities in that department, where to find equipment and documentation, who to contact and how to contact them, local preferences, policies and procedures.
