Sentences with phrase «broad general knowledge»

Those who are skilled at diverse tasks in various domains are people who have managed to acquire broad general knowledge that includes knowledge relevant to those diverse domains.

But the longer - term win is to drive home the connection between broad general knowledge and broad general reading ability.

To do well on the new tests, students need to acquire broad general knowledge.

Try to find a person with broad general knowledge of tropicals, not a specialist who only has experience with one group of fish.

Students who score well on the verbal SAT invariably possess a broad vocabulary that represents broad general knowledge - which is hardly surprising, given that the verbal SAT is essentially an advanced vocabulary test.

And thus schools and teachers have no incentive to give disadvantaged kids what they need most: access to the broad general knowledge in science, social studies, the arts, and other subjects that advantaged kids are far more likely to encounter in their daily lives, and which are the true drivers of sophisticated language proficiency

Add to this the fact that, in general, most reporters tend to do well if they have a broad general knowledge, but they are not required to have real expertise in any particular field.

Broad general knowledge and interest in the community of Campbell River and region, particularly visitor services and attractions, would be an asset.

While not being guides in the traditional sense you can expect them to have a broad general knowledge of the countries visited on the trip, including historical, cultural, religious and social aspects.

This is roughly the equivalent of a GP meaning I have a broad general knowledge of mental health issues vs a specialty in any one area.