Since the diversity of knowledge creates a cultural gap that is hard to fill, it depends on the willingness to create a harmony of interests to bring together the two worlds: one world which is very concrete and uses economic value as a guide, the other strongly knowledge-oriented and little or not at all accustomed to translating efforts and resources into monetary terms.
This suggests strongly that Knowledge as Truth and Instructional Activity (IA): Teacher-Dominated Talk are indeed important hubs that drive the initiation of teaching sequences.
In addition, students' existing mastery-approach orientations for mathematics strongly predicted knowledge transfer for all of the instructional conditions except for students given invention activities with a performance framing.
"From the beginning I felt really strongly that knowledge is power," Jessica told me.
The training elements focused strongly on cognitive knowledge, with the assumption that an increase in knowledge would result in a concomitant improvement of attitudes.
Argentine government officials have strongly denied any knowledge of the $800,000.
Notwithstanding that, he provided the police with eight prepared written statements through which he strongly denied any knowledge of a terrorist plot, still less any involvement in one.
Last weekend, the two schools strongly denied any knowledge of the attacks, which singled out corporate files and the e-mail accounts of human rights activists.
Alice has grown older and more knowing than her original model, and turned into the receptacle of erotic dreams, a femme enfant with whom women artists strongly identify: the knowledge you are Alice as strong as the longing for her.
Exploiting the benefits of multiple antenna technologies is strongly conditioned on knowledge of the wireless channel that affects the transmissions.
Shane and Venkataraman (2000) argue that an individual's idiosyncrasies prior knowledge strongly influences the process of opportunity recognition.
