高校中少数民族学生思想政治教育工作研究

我国少数民族大学生的前途和各民族人民的切身利益和高校的少数民族学生的思想政治教育工作的开展情况息息相关,更是直接关系到少数民族地区的繁荣富强,关系到民族团结、社会和谐稳定和国家的长治久安.这就要求高校思想政治教育工作者发现少数民族学生思想政治教育中存在的问题,设定思想政治教育的目标和内容,努力改进思想政治教育的方式,及时高效地解决问题,从而促进高校少数民族学生思想政治教育工作的全面发展.     

高校少数民族学生心理健康教育问题初探

少数民族学生在我国高校中是一个较特殊的群体,加强对少数民族学生的心理健康教育是高校思想政治教育的一项重要工作。     

加强新疆高校少数民族学生思想政治教育工作的初探

在新的时期,切实抓好大学生的思想政治教育工作,采取有效的措施,如何为少数民族学生进行有效的思想政治教育是当今高等院校必须深入思考的一个重要问题,新疆地区高校的少数民族大学生思想政治教育至关重要、责任重大,它关系到国家和民族的命运,关系到高校的稳定,关系到国家的稳定,关系到能否培养合格人才。     

关于做好高校少数民族学生思想政治教育工作的思考

大学文化建设重在促进大学生素质的全面发展,加强与改进大学生思想政治教育是促进学生成人成才、做好学生工作的前提和保障。目前进入内地高校就读的少数民族学生的数量逐年呈上升趋势,如何把握少数民族学生的思想状况、宗教信仰、民族差异等情况,做好少数民族学生的思想政治教育工作是高校辅导员值得思考的问题。     

高校少数民族学生心理健康教育问题初探

少数民族学生在我国高校中是一个较特殊的群体,加强对少数民族学生的心理健康教育是高校思想政治教育的一项重要工作.     

加强少数民族大学生思想政治教育工作的思考——以新疆高校少数民族学生为例

本文说明了加强新疆高校少数民族学生思想政治教育工作的特殊性,探讨了加强发展新疆高校少数民族学生思想政治教育工作的内容,并提出了具体举措。     

少数民族地区高校大学生思想政治教育工作创新探究

少数民族地区高校思想政治教育工作面临着诸多困境:生源素质参差不齐,学生在思想观念、价值观念、宗教信仰、风俗习惯等方面都存在较大差异,这些因素给大学生思想政治教育工作的开展造成了很大难度。创新少数民族地域高校的思政教育工作,是新形势下提高高校大学生思想政治教育工作实效中急需解决的问题。本文论述了少数民族地区高校大学生思政教育工作当前所面临的挑战,以及加强少数民族地区高校学生思想政治教育工作创新的重要意义,提出了创新少数民族地区高校学生思想政治教育工作的具体方法与策略。     

东部沿海地区高校少数民族学生的心理健康教育问题初探

少数民族学生在我国高校中是一个较特殊的群体,加强对相对西部人数比例较少的东部沿海高校少数民族学生的心理健康教育,是高校思想政治教育的一项重要工作。     

高校少数民族学生思想教育工作实效性探析

大学生肩负着振兴中华、建设祖国的历史使命,作为大学生中的一个重要群体,高校少数民族学生还担负着建设本民族地区各项事业的责任.然而,伴随着西方敌对势力的窥视、网络时代的不良冲击,高校少数民族学生思想状况正在不断地发生改变.传统的大学生思想政治教育已经很难满足时代变化的需要.因此,高校应在继承过去有效的好方法和好传统的同时,不断适应新情况,端正教育理念,丰富教育内容,创新教育方法,以提高少数民族大学生思想政治教育工作的针对性和实效性.     

少数民族预科学生思想政治教育工作的特殊性及对策探讨

少数民族预科学生作为高校大学生群体中的特殊群体,其价值观念、行为方式、思想状况等有其特殊表现。在新形势下,如何从少数民族预科学生特殊性出发,探索出思想政治教育工作行之有效的教育管理方法,以增强工作的实效性和时效性,是高校德育工作者面临的时代课题。以阿坝师范高等专科学校少数民族预科部教育管理工作为例,试图对少数民族预科学生思想政治教育工作的重要性、特殊性进行分析并提出相应对策。     

论文书工作与档案工作的关系

文书工作是档案工作的基础和前提,直接影响档案工作的质量和国家档案事业的建设;文书立卷工作是连接文书工作与档案的纽带。文书立卷是文书处理程序的最后环节,也是现行文书转化档案的开端;案卷材料收集的是否完整是决定和影响档案价值的因素;档案提供利用,是检验文书工作好坏的标准。档案提供利用既依赖于文书工作,又是检验文书工作的标准。     

Play is not the work of the child: Young children's perceptions of work and play

Using qualitative methods of participant observation and in-depth interviewing, this research explored kindergarten and first and second grade children's perceptions of classroom activities. Young children perceived classroom activities in terms of what they considered to be work and what they considered to be play. Children identified many messages they received from the classroom context, their peers, and their teachers that contributed to their distinctions. Distinguishing elements included the obligatory nature of activities, the cognitive and physical effort required, the involvement and evaluation of the teacher, and the fun children experienced while engaged in activities. Children saw some activities as “in-between” work and play. A work-play continuum is presented that incorporates children's characterizations.     

Adult education and the future of work

This paper puts forward the proposition that in times of fiscal stringency adult educators have relied on two basic responses: either align programs to suit current political imperatives or bring pressure to bear to maintain the status quo. However, neither of these may be adequate to cope with what now appears to be a more fundamental change in our economy resulting in permanently high unemployment and the increasing importance of work in the informal economy. These two factors emphasise the difficulty of continuing to accept the current work‐leisure dichotomy that underlies much of our thinking and presage a dramatic change in the ways some people may have to gain their livelihood. Adult educators have had a significant role to play in individual and community economies but this is largely unrecognised due to the fact that adult education practitioners have tended to justify their work on quality‐of‐life or numbers grounds. Such justifications may no longer be adequate. If adult educators wish to maintain their programs in hard financial times they certainly have the capacity to do so but they will have to rethink their rationale, reject outmoded beliefs and patterns and justify their work through the outcomes of their programs and not just the outputs.     

Studying the teacher's life and work

This paper is primarily concerned with exploring the question of which strategic focus might be employed when teachers (as researchers) and externally located researchers (normally residing in Faculties of Education) collaborate. The view is advanced that a narrow focus on “practice” in collaborating on research, a panacea that is politically and academically popular at the moment, will not take us too far. A much broader focus on the teacher's life and work is required and is herein advocated.In particular, the paper argues against the focus, currently employed by much of the literature on the teacher as researcher, upon practice. The paper takes a view contrary to this assumption because the parameters to practice whether they be biographical or political cover a very wide terrain. To narrow the focus to “practice as defined” is to make the focus of research a victim of historical circumstances, particularly current political tendencies. At the moment, the New Right is seeking to turn teacher's practice into that of a technician, a routinized and trivianized deliverer of predesigned packages. To accept those definitions, to focus on practice so defined, is therefore to accept a particular political compromise.It is argued that the way out of the cul-de-sac of practice as defined is to focus more broadly on the teacher's life and work. A range of strategies are identified and argued for. Work in this growing area is then reviewed.     

Speech and the will to work

The main purpose of the educational program at the two‐year college is to facilitate the upward social, economic and educational mobility of its students. Therefore, the speech program should be consonant with that purpose. To achieve that purpose under Open Admissions in the City University of New York seems increasingly to require remediation of the students’ communication skills in English. Oral language skills make a preferred vehicle for introducing remediation in all the communication skills. Beyond that, the student should learn those skills important to his everyday situations: interpersonal and small group.     

浅析小组工作在学校社会工作中的介入模式

随着我国教育的改革、社会的发展与变迁,我国当代学生出现了很多心理、行为和人际交往的社会问题,传统的学生工作已经无法满足大部分学生健康成长的需要。在这种情况下,学校社会工作以其全新的工作理念和方法,成为解决学生问题的有效途径之一。在学校中进行社会工作并结合小组工作等社会工作方法为学生的健康成长提供帮助,从而对未来和谐社会的建设具有重要的意义。     

Computing and the social organization of academic work

This article discusses the academic computing movement during the 1980s. We focus on the Faculty Workstations Project at Brown University, where major computing initiatives were undertaken during the 1980s. Six departments are compared: chemistry, cognitive and linguistic sciences, geology, music, neural science, and sociology. We discuss the theoretical implications of our study for conceptualizing the relationship of computing to academic work.An early version of this article was originally published as: Technological Innovation in Higher Education: A Case Study in Academic Computing. In Morell, J. and Fleischer, M. (Eds.), (1991),Advances in the Implementation and Impact of Computer Systems, Vol. 1, JAI Press, Greenwich, Connecticut, pp. 183–209.