I have learned that life is not pointless.
It means to try out to get a job, usually by filling out an application form, or to supply a resume. It also means to use something, such as to apply an ointment to a cut, or to apply learned knowledge to achieve a task.
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I believe that one must obtain experience in life situations to gain knowledge before one can implement and apply. Simply stated, from the time we are born to the time we pass we gain knowledge. Depending on the situation of your life, what you have learned up to now will allow you to implement and apply knowledge As a young person did you learn to deal with others? Did you learn things in school that will help you with life or your work? What have you done in your past that will make you better? Is there more to the world than we know and what have you thought about it? You retrieve what you have learned/lived/felt/thought and implement and apply it to what you are doing.
The point of coursework is to apply real life situations to concepts learned earlier. Also, to have the student practice the work, so that they can memorize it better, or use it later in the class or later in life.
It can be. However, it is up the the individual, and how well they assimilated the material, and able to appropriately apply what they have learned to real life situations.
It sometimes happens that students can't apply what they have learned, because they had no interest in what they learned beyond passing a test. If you study only to pass tests, then once the test has been passed, the information becomes irrelevant.
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Have a can do attitude.Study hard and apply what you have learned.
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if the scientist didnt apply the new things then the improvement which was made in the past. will be invained.
Any skill or ability is learned and used by, 'observing, deciding and acting'. So observe the skill carefully. Decide you can apply it. Act by applying it, using it, practicing it. If you didn't get it right, then observe some more, update your decisions about it, practice more. Ask yourself application type questions; 'How can I apply this to my life?' or 'to life'.