我国高层次教练员赴德国科隆体育学院学习

为进一步提高我国教练员队伍综合素质，做好2008年北京奥运会的人才储备工作．按照国家体育总局2005年度培训工作计划．由国家体育总局人事司主办、干部培训中心承办的2005年高层次体育教练人才研修班已圆满结束。参加本次研修班的24名学员．分别来自田径、自行车、柔道、曲棍球、现代五项和水上运动等项目．另外，还有3名来自上海体育学院和北京体育大学的科研人员。     

湖南省羽毛球后备人才管理体制研究

对湖南省羽毛球后备人才培养及羽毛球后备人才管理体制现状进行调查和综合分析,提出了完善湖南省羽毛球后备人才管理体制的对策。     

浅析高师体育生能力的培养

高师体育生能力的高低，直接关系到高师体育院系的教育质量和培养规格。从知识与能力的关系、专业思想的树立等方而阐述了高师体育生能力培养的方法和途径。     

Environmental attitudes of pre-service teachers: A conceptual and methodological dilemma in cross-cultural data collection

Human generated environmental problems are significant issues of global concern. Despite this, varying attitudes towards environments continue to exist across the globe, impacting on environmental decision-making and action at local, national and international levels. This paper probes some of the similarities and differences in environmental attitudes amongst pre-service teachers in Australia, Republic of Maldives and Indonesia. Data were collected using an established environmental attitude questionnaire and individual interviews. The three communities exhibited a similar range of environmental attitudes using the established questionnaire but significant differences emerged when the interview data were analysed phenomenographically. These differences reflect diversity within and across cultural groups that cannot be satisfactorily explained by the theory underpinning the established questionnaire. Consequently, a revised conceptual framework is proposed.     

RESEARCH SECTION: Examining the nature and perceived causes of indiscipline in Zimbabwean secondary schools

The problem of student indiscipline is an issue of concern for teachers and parents around the world. Teachers need to maintain student discipline and for them to do so it is important that they also understand the nature of discipline problems. This study, by Lawrence Kofi Ametepee, who is studying for a PhD in special education, Morgan Chitiyo, board certified behaviour analyst and Assistant Professor of Special Education, both at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, USA, and Susan Abu, who is currently a graduate student in the Department of Women's Studies at Texas Women's University, was designed to examine the nature and perceived causes of student indiscipline in Zimbabwean secondary schools. The authors anticipate that such an examination will promote teachers’, parents’ and policy makers’ understanding of student indiscipline, which will, in turn, enhance disciplinary policies and practices, making schools safer for all students and more effective in their role as educational and socialising agents.