Sentences with phrase «practical knowledge formed»

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To make the congregation a central concern for theological education, we need a new pedagogical strategy that assumes that theology is a form of practical knowledge.

Furthering knowledge is thus in itself a form of serving human welfare, quite apart from any practical applications.

Such knowledge can be translated into many forms to produce solutions to practical problems.

Wisdom is the integration of knowledge, experience, and a deep understanding1, a form of practical awareness which can't help but change everything.

In contrast, Love Mentor ® coaching is based on tens of thousands of hours of clinical experience; research about successful, loving men and how to find them; studies on how to form great relationships; and the nuts and bolts psychology of committed love; along with very practical knowledge that leads to creating optimal and fulfilling relationships.

Throughout the course, Science knowledge was taught through the Arts and Arts knowledge was taught through Science — and whilst neither had precedence, assessment of the course had a practical arts base, deliberately minimising traditional forms of written assessment.

Reaching Out to Latino Families of English Language Learners includes practical tips and tools, including reproducible form letters in English and Spanish, that can help teachers solicit valuable information about students from their families, extend families» knowledge of how U.S. schools operate and provide families with ideas for helping students with their schoolwork at home.

Ruminski applies his woodturning knowledge and skills to create imaginative art, practical forms and unique gift items.

Legal 500 commented: Formed in 2015 by the «personable and practical» Anna Rogers and Chris Mullen, ARC Pensions Law is «a boutique firm that draws from the wealth of experience and knowledge» of its founders, as well as fellow team members Anne - Marie Winton (who is «outstanding») and the «commercial and pragmatic» Rosalind Connor, who joined from Nabarro LLP and Taylor Wessing LLP, respectively.

The embedded knowledge model: The sixth model involves the distillation of practical expertise into some form that can be built into machines, systems, processes, work practices or physical objects.

Instead of the Commissioner's form and substance approach, the Federal Court affirmed that the test to determine whether an art or «business method» is patentable is as set out by Progressive Games: (i) it must not be a disembodied idea but have a method of practical application; (ii) it must be a new and inventive method of applying skill and knowledge; and (iii) it must have a commercially useful result.

While theoretical knowledge is important, in resume writing it is practical application of that information in the form of creating a compelling, dynamic resume document that is the key.