模糊数学在体育专业学生心理负荷能力评价中的运用

运用模糊数学原理对体育专业学生的心理负荷能力评价建立了数学模型，它能定量显示出学生心理负荷能力的量值，因此，评价结果置信度高，可在体育教学评估中使用。     

体育数学模型的理论与方法

本文从体育问题与数学模型、体育数学模型的建立过程和方法、体育现象和数学模型的类别以及体育数学模型与计算机应用四个方面,概要介绍了体育数学模型的理论与方法。     

世界优秀女子体操全能选手实力的综合评价与分析

以天津世界体操锦标赛为研究对象，运用模糊数学综合评判法对女子全能选手的实力进行综合评价与分析。     

科技规律·科技经济·科技管理——谷兴荣《科学技术发展的数学原理》与《科学技术研究业经济学原理》的原创性理论述评

把《科学技术发展的数学原理》和《科学技术研究业经济学原理》两书的新观点进行归类述评,包括作者提出的科技发展因果性规律、科技纵向发展规律、科技结构演化规律、科技活动效益变化规律四个方面。最后就该论著的基本特点与总体价值上从创新性、系统性、量化性、实用性进行了评价。     

关于数学文献分类的研究

文章研究了数学文献分类的三个问题：数学文献的分类标准；数学文献的分类体系；数学文献的分类方法。     

数学阅读:图书馆面临新课题

本文以分析数学阅读现状、规律为切入点，从更新观念、馆藏推荐、激发兴趣、研究性学习等方面对数学及其他理科阅读指导的实施进行了阐述。     

基于核心素养的高中数学课程目标与学业评价

基于数学核心素养的课程目标制订,应当以"知识作为核心素养的生成本源"为逻辑线索,以"数学核心素养贯穿课程体系的整体支配模式"为框架,用体现目标水平的层次结构方式,兼顾学业评价的可操作性。对于数学核心素养,宜采用知识理解、知识迁移、知识创新三级水平刻画。知识理解指学生掌握基础知识、形成基本技能;知识迁移指学生将知识应用到新的情境中去解决问题的能力;知识创新指学生提出问题、推广问题的能力。这样划分数学核心素养水平,能反映数学课程目标的内核,具备学业质量测评的操作性特征。     

EHCP Implementation in the Early Years: constrictions and possibilities

In England, Education and Health Care Plans (EHCPs) created changes for SENCOs, including those working in private, voluntary and independent (PVI) early years settings. Such SENCOs hold, as a minimum, a relevant Level-3 qualification, with subsequent training and support being optional, varied and sometimes difficult to access. This situation has implications for EHCP implementation and for the roles and responsibilities of SENCOs because effective realisation of the joint working, early identification and intervention prioritised in EHCPS require power, knowledge and skills. SENCOs from one Local Authority in England participated in this mixed-methods research. Identity theory and Bronfenbrenner's bio-ecological theory were applied to analyse the macro through to micro level influences. This revealed seven key influences: information and resources; ethos and support; quality of evidence; relationships; knowledge and skills; purpose and outcomes. This paper presents the manifestation of these in the experience of eight Early Years SENCOs working PVI settings.     

Increasing engagement of students with learning disabilities in mathematical problem‐solving and discussion

Engagement in problem‐solving and mathematical discussion is critical for learning mathematics. This research review describes a gap in the literature surrounding engagement of students with Learning Disabilities in standards‐based mathematical classrooms. Taking a sociocultural view of engagement as participation in mathematical practices, this review found that students with LD were supported towards equal engagement in standards‐based mathematics through multi‐modal curriculum, consistent routines for problem‐solving, and teachers trained in Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching. Using this small set of studies (7), we identify the need to deepen the engagement of students with LD in mathematical problem‐solving and discussion. This review concludes with implications for teaching and learning.     

Exposing the culture of silence: Inhibiting factors in the prevention,treatment, and mitigation of sexual abuse in the Eastern Caribbean

This article features a study that explored the presence of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), including childhood sexual abuse and neglect, among women associated with Partnership for Peace (PfP), the first and only culturally adapted domestic violence diversion program for men in the Eastern Caribbean. Within a multiyear evaluative study that assessed the impact of the PfP intervention in reducing domestic violence in Grenada in the West Indies, life-history interviews were collected from a subsample of women (N = 9) associated with men enrolled in the PfP program between 2009 and 2011. We found that the exposure to sexual abuse and neglect during childhood was evident in the histories of the women. Most perpetrators were trusted family or community members who suffered from a common set of behavioral patterns, most prominently alcohol use. Our findings reflect an evidence-based connection, as one causative factor, of a culture of silence that is related to child sexual abuse and its management. The apparent lasting effects of these traumatic childhood exposures reflect cycles of abuse in the life histories collected during the domestic violence evaluation study. Our study identified three key structural deficiencies (insufficient research, ineffective policy, and lack of public-health interventions) and one embedded cultural norm (the culture of silence) that together “inhibit current attempts to address ACEs as a means of curbing domestic violence in the Caribbean.”