Imparting information definition
Imparting information means that testimony always needs two people, one who imparts the information and one who receives it [Fricker 2006, p.597]. We might also say that testimony refers to what someone asserts, what he claims to know vis-à-vis an audience. Now, if the physician tells the patient 'what you have is a benign pleomorphic adenoma', he wants her to believe him and to share this knowledge with her. He wants her to go away 'with the knowledge' that she does not have to worry. But, he does not supply her with arguments that are comprehensible to her.
Examples of Imparting information in a sentence
Teacher- centered / content- oriented Transmitting structured knowledge Imparting information Conceptual Facilitating understanding change / intellectual development Figure 1.1 A multiple-level categorization model of conceptions of teaching (adapted from Kember, 1997, p.