Most courses remain geared to professional qualifications, imparting knowledge rather than broader skills.

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Thinking of engineers here, and the clamoring for more engineering degrees, anyone teaching the discipline would as a rule be imparting knowledge of no practical use.

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Ever since Socrates came up with the idea of teaching students with questions instead of answers, educators have been searching for the next big innovation in imparting knowledge to the younger generation.

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As Britons now live longer, many say it is appropriate that professors are allowed to carry on doing what they do best - imparting knowledge to students and nurturing new academic talent.

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Far from his betraying America, as the misguided and the ill-intentioned continue to charge, Colonel Lindbergh has almost single-handedly served to strengthen America's military preparedness by imparting his knowledge to our own military and by doing everything within his power to advance the cause of American aviation and to expand America's air defenses.

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Education has to shift from imparting a static package of knowledge to a dynamic goal of being able to create knowledge and deploy skills to new situations, whatever they turn out to be.

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Hence education has to shift from imparting a static package of knowledge to a dynamic goal of being able to create knowledge and deploy skills to new situations, whatever they turn out to be.

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Teaching children about entrepreneurship is much like imparting any other skill or piece of knowledge.

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