Throughout classical texts, we find that daos are spoken, heard, forgotten, transmitted, learned, studied, understood and misunderstood, distorted, mastered, and performed with pleasure.
Students hear the life stories of alumni and others, which is a powerful way to inspire students while also transmitting lessons learned, both small and large.
In group A villages, the most widespread way of transmitting information is learning "through someone living in the same village," representing 39 per cent of all cases.
Here we focus on how the trainees work with and transmit new learning to others in their work place (see box 1).
Seniors especially feel the responsibility to transmit and preserve stories, learning and love as each year and each decade seem to pass more quickly than the last.
Another classic example of this paradoxical relationship is provided by the monks, who withdrew from the world but also preserved and transmitted Classical culture and learning to medieval Europe.
Another classic example of this paradoxical relationship is provided by the monks, who withdrew from the world but also preserved and transmitted classical culture and learning to medieval Europe.
The songs of oscine birds are unusual in that they serve a role in identifying conspecific mates, yet they are also culturally transmitted through vocal production learning [8], a phenomenon which is thought to accelerate allopatric speciation [9].
Our findings suggest that auditory cortical areas may guide learning by transmitting song evaluation signals to the dopaminergic midbrain and/or other subcortical targets.
Likely song traits are culturally transmitted through imitation, and learning errors or innovations (new syllables) across generations can provide an important source of variation [ 21, 53] affected by processes similar to those driving genetic variation, such as drift or selection [ 54].
Cultural symbols transmit what is learned to new generations.
