Most of us enter the workforce with lots of book knowledge but very few working skills.
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Yet for all the incompleteness, each book adds considerably to our knowledge of what the Soviets accomplished.
During the course of the project, UNESCO-LINKS will work to facilitate the insertion of the book, and in this manner Mayangna culture, knowledge and language, into the new curriculum as part of the regional or national education programme.
But this flaw in no way eclipses the bright beams of knowledge coming from this excellent book.
Suggestions in a new book that Mr Brown lied about his knowledge of a huge donation to the Labour Party from Bernie Ecclestone, a motor-racing baron, have led to Tory calls for the chancellor's resignation.
The breadth and depth of his knowledge are apparent throughout the book, but never burdensome.
Now Terry has written a book that compiles all of the plastic-free living knowledge she has amassed over the years: Plastic Free: How I Kicked the Plastic Habit and How You Can Too.
With support from Norway, UNESCO published a 2-volume book in the Mayangna language based on their indigenous knowledge of the natural world.
Poetry: "Stag's Leap, " by Sharon Olds (Alfred A. Knopf), a book of unflinching poems on the author's divorce that examine love, sorrow and the limits of self-knowledge.
Indeed, in many ways this book is as much an ode to the value of education and knowledge as it is an adventure story.
Her latest book is filled with wisdom about the dangers of overreach and the importance of local knowledge.
In his book The Wisdom of Crowds, James Surowiecki discusses how disconnects between status and knowledge often lead to inefficient outcomes in decision-making processes.
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