浅谈新世纪高校爱国主义教育

新世纪高校爱国主义教育的特征，内涵要求是热爱祖国与热爱社会主义的统一。追求富裕，文明与发扬艰苦奋斗精神的统一，爱国与爱民，富民的统一。解决好学习西方先进技术经验与防腐蜕变的矛盾，并加强提高民族素质。正确对待祖国传统教育，爱国思想和行动统一的教育。     

THE CHURCHES AND THE RELIGIOUS PROBLEM IN STATE UNIVERSITIES

A liberation‐based religious education emphasizes its own particular social experiences to question universal claims of theology and religious education and to unmask oppressive particularities of those universal claims. In this contextualization of religious education, particular ways of belonging provide paradigms for religious education, and the analogy of cultural workers illumines the task of religious educators.     

PRACTICING ASSESSMENT IN THE CLASSROOM: THE LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY ASSESSMENT PROJECT

Abstract

Drawing from an array of theoretical and experiential sources ranging from policy studies to ethnographies, this essay frames a number of public policy issues related to children, families, and early childhood education. These issues provide a brief genealogy of multiple contexts in which early childhood teacher education operates in the United States. Issues addressed include: welfare reform, “No Child Left Behind” legislation, the crimi‐nalization of children, language policies, and recently proposed changes in Head Start. The author draws from her teaching, research, and community organizing experiences to recommend ways to strengthen public policy awareness and advocacy engagement in the field of early childhood teacher education.     

AWAKENING THE EROTIC IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

This article focuses on exploring and understanding the epistemological significance of eros and the place of the erotic in contemporary religious education. It also shows, through concrete examples, how a fully-human epistemology makes possible an authentic religious education that promotes both personal and communal transformation.     

MEN AND WOMEN IN ACADEMIC CAREERS AT BELARUS STATE UNIVERSITY

The author has focussed on the situation of women academics at Belarus State University. Wishing to ascertain whether or not women are objects of discrimination, she concludes, despite statistics which indicate a paucity of women at the upper levels of the academic hierarchy and in all levels in the sciences, that the problem is that women are barred from competing effectively for the top positions by heavy household and family duties which are not borne by men. Were this burden to be shared equally by men and women, the career chances of women in the academic world might be roughly equal to those of men. However, because of the socio‐economic crisis which Belarus is experiencing and the resulting effects on the university, the normal university career structure is in disarray. Nevertheless, even in today's conditions, it would be difficult to prove the existence of deliberate discrimination against women academics.