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Skepticism – learning to evaluate information: With the rapid growth of information, the ability of users to evaluate and use information competently is a key issue in developing digitally literate students.

Learning in the Web 2.0 World 2008

Skepticism – learning to evaluate information: With the rapid growth of information, the ability of users to evaluate and use information competently is a key issue in developing digitally literate students.

February 2008 2008

The only branch of government currently led competently is the judiciary.

Punditry done wrong David 2007

Second, Obama does more than speak 'competently' - he speaks to actual competence.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed 2009

And Garmin’s three wattage-reading GPS bike computers offer so many other features that wattage tracking, which they do quite competently, is almost incidental.

Wrenched & Ridden: The iBike Dash turns an iPhone into a power-reading bike computer 2010

Hanscombe said he learned Napper could have been caught earlier if relevant investigations had been conducted "competently" only a short time before Napper pleaded guilty in 2008.

IPCC orders police to apologise over Rachel Nickell murderer 2010

"competently" staffed as before - with eminent bankers, central bankers and bank supervisors.

Eurozine articles Lucas Zeise 2010

If such a right existed, government agencies would be motivated to perform their jobs competently.

The Conservative Assault on the Constitution Erwin Chemerinsky 2010

In other words, relief for ineffective assistance of counsel requires that a convicted defendant show that the result of the trial likely would have been different if the attorney had acted competently.

The Conservative Assault on the Constitution Erwin Chemerinsky 2010

How have you trained your altar servers to serve competently and reverently as well?

Priestly Input: Reform of the Reform Updates? 2009