In contrast to yesterday's preferred diplomas, practical know-how is favored today. For a long time, universities, schools have trained professionals on the basis of theories, leaving the young ...

When Laurence J. Malone started teaching introductory economics courses nearly two decades ago, he did what a lot of professors do: He crammed as much theory as possible into one semester. His ...

Theoretical and applied training represent two distinct approaches to learning, each with its own benefits and applications. Theoretical training teaches fundamental concepts. For those of you who ...

Welcome! This is a new blog grounded in the ideas put forth in the just-released book, A New Unified Theory of Psychology. Theory of Knowledge might sound like an unusual name for a blog, especially a ...

This week marks the three year anniversary of the Theory of Knowledge Blog. I have made almost 100 posts on a wide variety of different topics and have arranged them below around major themes. (The ...

In the dynamic field of public administration, the challenge of translating theoretical knowledge into practical application has long been a topic of concern. Public administration, by its nature, ...

It’s a conversation many people on hiring teams have had: knowledge vs. skills. In the cutthroat world of recruiting and hiring, we often find ourselves caught up in debates about which is more ...