略谈高职学生专业技能的培养

高职院校应该围绕如何提高学生的专业技术能力来开展工作,为此应该做好以下几个方面的工作:思想上重视;在教学工作中把专业技能的培养落到实处;把专业技能的培养列为学生工作重点之一;提高教师的专业技能水平;处理好和职业技能培训之间的关系。     

汉语主题词表编制的新模式和新技术-《教育主题词表》编制技术概述

汉语主题词表编制的新模式和新技术──《教育主题词表》编制技术概述侯汉青，赵燕群，戴维民《教育主题词表》是我国正式出版的第一部教育专业叙词表，也是我国正式出版的第一部分类主题一体化词表。该表采用分面叙词表的模式进行编制。全表共分为分面分类表及字顺叙词表...     

What Assessment and Research Say About the Condition of Education

Do students today know less than their parents or grandparents did as students? Are they being academically outclassed by students of other nations? Or have ideologically driven policy makers painted an unnecessarily negative picture of student achievement?     

Chaos theory, informational needs, and natural disasters

This study applies chaos theory to a system-wide analysis of crisis communication in a natural disaster. Specifically, we analyze crisis communication during the 1997 Red River Valley flood in Minnesota and North Dakota. This flood, among the worst in modern American history, consumed entire metropolitan areas, displacing thousands of people. The conditions and decisions leading to the disaster, and the subsequent reactions are retraced. Communication related to river crest predictions (fractals), the shock at the magnitude of the crisis (cosmology episode), novel forms of reorganizing (self-organization), and agencies that aided in establishing a renewed order (strange attractors) are evaluated. Ultimately, we argue that preexisting sensemaking structures favoring rationalized, traditional views of a complex system led officials to make inappropriately unequivocal predictions and ultimately diminished the effectiveness of the region's crisis communication and planning.     

我国体育仪器器材20年回顾与展望

采用文献资料检索与调查法 ,对我国体育仪器器材 2 0年以来发展历程进行了全面回顾 ,力图全面反映我国体育仪器器材发展现状。结论指出 :1)在过去的 2 0年里 ,体育仪器器材研究取得了辉煌的成就 ,为促进我国体育科技事业的腾飞发挥了重要作用 ;2 )体育仪器器材已成为现代体育科研的重要组成部分。展望了 2 1世纪初体育仪器器材的发展趋势     

Accommodations for Students Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing in Large-Scale, Standardized Assessments: Surveying the Landscape and Charting a New Direction

Students who are deaf or hard of hearing (SDHH) often use test accommodations when they participate in large-scale, standardized assessments. The purpose of this article is to present findings from the Third Annual Survey of Assessment and Accommodations for Students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. The "big five" accommodations were reported by at least two-thirds of the 389 participants: extended time, small group/individual administration, test directions interpreted, test items read aloud, and test items interpreted. In a regression analysis, language used in instruction showed the most significant effects on accommodations use. The article considers these findings in light of a more proactive role for the National Survey in providing evidence for the effectiveness of accommodations with SDHH.