贫困大学生社团参与现状调查

对浙江F大学参与校级社团的2828名会员进行档案分析,并对其中222名贫困生会员和280名非贫困生会员进行了问卷调查,结果表明:不同经济状况的大学生在社团参与人数、性别、年级、专业、任职、类型和参与程度上存在显著差异;在社团参与态度上,不同经济状况的大学生在社团参与认知和社团参与情感两个维度上没有显著差异,但在社团参与行为倾向上,贫困生明显低于非贫困生;不同年级的贫困生在社团参与及各维度上差异显著,在社团参与行为倾向和总体社团参与态度上性别和生源地存在交互作用.最后针对差异分析原因,探讨了促进贫困大学生社团参与的对策.     

用分圆方法构造外差族

对一类组合设计中的外差族进行研究,利用分圆方法构造外差族,考虑在分圆类中取出若干个判别能否构成外差族,主要是4阶以及6阶分圆类的情况,并得到几类外差族．     

从《清代朱卷集成》管窥科举家族联姻特点——以孙家鼐家族为中心

通过对《清代朱卷集成》中大量的科举家族的婚姻研究得知,清代汉族科举家族间的联姻,是一个较为普遍的现象。以孙家鼐家族为例,可看出科举家族联姻的一些地域特色、门当户对以及具有姻亲间存在相互奥援扩大家族利益的作用。     

同一民族不同支系的认同调查——以云南宁蒗(小凉山)松树河彝族与新平(哀牢山)波村彝族调查为例

中华民族多元一体格局的民族认同的多层次性,首先是"多元"的民族的"多元"的支系的内部认同,其次是"多元"的民族的族群基层认同,然后是中华民族作为"一体"的最高层次的认同。通过对彝族的两个支系的调查,探析中华民族多元一体格局认同的多层次性的现实性,以及各民族内部各支系之间的认同的多层次性的共生状态。     

做单亲学生的“臂膀”

在班主任的教育对象中,有一个特殊的群体———单亲学生。单亲家庭结构的逐渐变化,带来了一些不可忽视的问题,虽然单亲家庭不一定是问题家庭,但单亲学生面临的问题更多却是不争的事实。由于单亲学生数量的增多和家长对单亲学生的教育失当,很多单亲学生无法接受家庭破裂的现实,以致于在学校出现种种不良的心理和行为,逐渐成为“问题学生”。班主任的管理与教育,有助于矫正单亲学生因感情缺失而造成的性格缺陷和心理障碍,帮助他们建立积极进取的生活信心,从而确立自己生活的目标。如何对单亲学生实施针对性的教育,促使他们健康成长,已成为小学班主任必须面对的一个全新课题。     

《中小学生亲子关系与家庭德育研究》评介

《中小学生亲子关系与家庭德育研究》是一部价值独特、特点突出的佳作。首先作者的创新精神格外引人注目;其次,作者关注和探讨的问题,大多是当代家庭德育理论与实践中迫切需要解答的问题;再次,作者的理论建构是以丰富的第一手实证材料为基础的。该书能给不同层次的读者以启发和教益。     

Exploring meaning-making with adolescents ‘left behind’ by migration

This paper focuses on a population that has received little attention in migration and in youth-related research: those ‘left behind’ when parents migrate to the United States in search of a better life for their families. Findings presented here are drawn from two sets of workshops with Mayan youth participants in the Southern Quiché region of Guatemala who have been directly (one or both parents have migrated) or indirectly (friends, relatives or neighbors have migrated) affected by migration. Through participatory action research processes, we have found that youth report parents’ departures in search of a better life for the family while also describing their yearning for them to return. Most viewed the United States as a discriminatory place where life is treacherous, including for their own family members. Despite this, they reported deep desires to migrate there. We discuss these findings in light of the direct and indirect messages that youth receive from their teachers who often discourage their dreams to journey north, and ourselves, participatory action researchers who work with their families in the United States and travel regularly to spend time with them in Guatemala. The strengths and challenges of participatory action research with this population are addressed.     

Common Arguments about the Strengths and Limitations of Home Schooling

I've always wanted to use drama methods in my sophomore lit class, but I don't know where to start

History is full of dramatic events, but how can I get teenagers to willingly take on roles and act things out?

Everything I read tells me that involving students in learning through drama is effective and enjoyable, but nothing tells me how to do it