构建高校危机管理体系策略探析

高校作为备受公众关注的组织,一旦发生危机将具有更强的影响力、破坏力。高校越来越重视危机管理工作,正不断提高自身的危机防范能力和处理水平。危机管理不应该仅仅停留在事后处理的层面,应该具有一定的系统性,包括事前预防、事中处理、事后总结等。本文是同试图通过对高校危机管理的分析和危机管理体系构建的策略研究,来探索预防危机产生,降低危机损害的有效途径,确保高校健康发展,维护社会和谐稳定。     

危机事件处理应迅速、公开、互动

正近年来,随着社会环境的复杂化和高校师生思想观念的多元化,危机事件在高校的发生不可避免。自然灾害、传染疾病、师生心理问题等都能成为危机事件发生的根源,如果应对不当,将对高校的正常工作和社会形象产生较大的负面影响。而在实际工作中,高校很大程度上     

公立高校债务危机与化解途径探析

高校负债办学发展到高校债务危机,是政府、高校、银行、三者利益纠结在一起产生的结果,其中政府投入不足是高校债务危机产生的主要因素。本文结合本单位的实际情况,从高校债务危机产生的背景、形成的原因、存在的问题出发,提出从政府、高校、银行三方面共同努力,化解公立高校债务危机的一些思路,以期推动高等教育的可持续发展。     

高校校园危机形成机理研究

目前我国高校安全问题日益严峻,校园危机时有发生,危机事件严重威胁高校校园的安全与稳定。本文从高校校园危机管理制度、防治意识与能力、校园矛盾与冲突的解决机制等方面入手,分析危机的形成机理,探明高校校园危机的周期、危机类型与管理机制,提出构建复合协作式高校校园矛盾化解与危机处理机制,以有效预防和治理校园危机,减少校园危机产生的几率,尽可能降低校园危机所造成的损失和影响。     

我国高校债务危机的成因及防范措施探析

高校的跨越式发展使得我国高校形成了巨额债务。巨额债务引发的债务危机日益显现,高校债务危机所产生的危害对高等教育及金融甚至社会的稳定与发展产生巨大影响,本文探析高校债务危机的成因,并借鉴美国政府防范高校债务危机的措施,提出我国高校债务危机的防范措施。     

从高校危机谈大学生危机管理

当前,在高校的发展中时常遇到来自各方面的危机影响,加强高校的危机管理已成为高校发展所必须。在高校危机管理中,学校是载体,学生是主体,他们与一些危机因子的产生密切相关,又是受危机影响最多的群体,因此,大学生危机管理是高校危机管理中一个十分重要的新课题。本文针对高校危机,就大学生危机管理概念、大学生危机管理渠道、大学生危机管理能力三个方面进行探索。     

对高校危机管理的研究与分析

高校是培养国家接班人的重要基地,是实现中国梦的希望之地,是能工巧匠的培养基地。目前,在高校管理中还存在着一些危机,运用危机管理理论分析高校危机管理的必要性,危机产生的多种原因、现状,提出了解决高校危机的一些方法和措施,以此减少因危机事件而造成的不必要的损失。     

高校贷款的代价

高校贷款问题已经引起了教育界和社会的广泛关注,这些问题如果得不到较好的解决,将很有可能给中国的高等教育带来一场深刻的危机。危机当前,除了寻找一些化解危机的对策,更重要的恐怕还在于反思：为什么会产生危机?我国的高等教育、政府及社会将在这场危机中付出怎样的代价?     

建立大学生心理危机预警及干预机制的探讨

文章针对近年来高校大学生中日益增加的心理危机事件,充分运用危机管理的理论阐明高校建立大学生心理危机预警及干预机制的必要性和可行性,分析了大学生心理危机的产生原因及其表现,并就高校如何建立大学生心理危机预警系统和干预系统进行了探讨。     

和谐社会视野下的高校危机管理体系构建

近年来,众多的校园危机事例促使国内学者和高校管理者开始研究高校危机的管理,而我国建设和谐社会目标的提出,更是将提高高校危机管理能力提上了议事日程。对高校危机的内涵、特征、成因进行了系统考察,分析了构建高校危机管理体系对建设和谐社会的重大意义,最后提出了高校危机管理的对策。     

介词due to和owing to的区别

在英语学习过程中，介词的学习和使用是比较重要的方面，需要在弄懂其确切含义的前提下，努力加以掌握，本文着重探讨了成语介词due to(因为）和owing to(因为）的相同和不同之外，以期引起英语学习者的注意，掌握好成语介词，进面为学习英语打好基础。     

Learning to Draw and Drawing to Learn

Young children enter formal schooling with a repertoire of modes of representation with which they try to make sense of the world – drawing, modelling, role play, storying, emergent literacy and numeracy. In drawing they use mark making for kinesthetic pleasure and later learn to repeat patterns and shapes intentionally. From these repeated marks they begin to explore the potential of drawings to represent what they know. A parallel set of drawing strategies with an explicit communicative function develop through social relationships at home or in pre-school/care settings. Children observe and mimic modes of representation and absorb the semiotics modelled by adults or older children in the community/culture[s] in which they are reared. On entering formal school, the messages children receive from the culture of classrooms is that the modes of representation that are valued are the formal symbolic modes of literacy and numeracy whereas teachers perceive drawing as useful for occupational or recreational purposes. Ironically, as children are cultured into ‘academic’ achievements, they lose out on opportunities to engage in alternative modes of representation/symbolic systems, which may offer opportunities for cognitive challenge at higher levels. Thus, whilst pushing children to perform ‘academically’ in the early stages of schooling, we underestimate them ‘intellectually’. At elementary school level children’s mark-making is shaped into a ‘catch-all’, narrative/representational style of drawing across all subjects. Children often elect to explore their own personal, culturally specific ways of drawing outside school as ‘home art’. In school their capabilities in using alternative modes of representation as tools for learning wither away.     

从乐知到好知——鼓励是学习英语的关键

初二是抽象思维形成的阶段,我们应激发学生的学习热情,培养他们的积极性、主动性和创造性,使他们积极思维,善于思考,鼓励他们树立自信心。     

Learning to manage and managing to learn

In this paper Fiona Reeve, Jim Gallacher and Terry Mayes of Glasgow Caledonian University, bring together two current themes in higher education, work‐based learning and the use of new technology in teaching and learning. The paper begins to explore their interaction by examining the ways in which new technology can help to overcome some of the barriers which exist to work‐based learning. To begin this analysis a general model of a WWW‐based learning resource is described which has relevance for a range of open learning contexts. A central aspect of this model is the use of communication technologies to promote the creation of learning dialogues. The way in which this general model might be applied to work‐based learning is then examined. Having suggested that such a model has much to offer work‐based learning, some of the constraints which might be encountered on implementation are then identified. Finally, the authors conclude that it is in promoting more and better forms of communication that new technology can contribute towards work‐based learning practice.     

学以致用 以用促学

读写脱节一直是中学语文教学存在的不良现象 ,也是语文教学低效的重要原因。如何使学能致用 ,以用促学 ?本文提出了读写结合的教学模式 ,并从三个环节对这一模式进行探讨。     

Learning to Read and Learning to Teach Reading

The National Curriculum for Initial Teacher Education in English is specific and detailed about the knowledge expected of primary teachers. Shulman (1987) argued that teachers transform this sort of subject content knowledge into something accessible and meaningful to their pupils and this knowledge is described as ‘pedagogic content knowledge’. Medwell et al. (1998) found that effective literacy teachers only knew literacy in the way that they taught it. The research project underpinning this article aimed to explore student teachers' conceptions of the teaching of reading in order to find out what they thought they were teaching when they taught reading. It was thought that the personal reading histories of the students would impact on their developing conceptions of teaching reading. This article traces one student, Gordon, through the year of his PGCE course. In the form of dialogue between Gordon and the researcher developing understanding is articulated. Three different types of reading are described: decoding, making meaning and engaging. Reading is seen as a transformative process, where the reader is both within and outside the text. This has implications both for the conception of reading contained within the curriculum and the way it is implemented within the classroom. A teacher can only introduce children to experiences and ways of reading that are known to herself. It is argued, therefore, that student teachers need to extend the boundaries of their own reading and so appreciate the wide range of ways in which meaning is constructed and readers are created.