国家图书馆德国“中国学”（汉学）文献交换的历史与展望

书刊国际交换是图书馆采访工作的一部分,也是国外文献来源的一个渠道,由于东西德经历了分裂与合并的过程,国家图书馆德国＂中国学＂（汉学）的文献国际交换工作同样经历了一个曲折的过程,本文对此做一个历史的回顾与展望,对我们了解德国＂中国学＂的发展,做好今后的交换工作大有裨益。     

弘扬钱学森科技情报学术思想 科学界定资讯学与中国情报学

认为钱学森明确揭示出中国科技情报事业在本质上具有支撑科技决策的软科学特性与功能,因而确定以该事业作为重要实践来源的中国情报学的核心内容是情报研究(intelligence studies);资讯学就是图书馆领域中的“部门信息科学”,也即西方LIS中与图书馆（Library）相联系的一门有独特的研究对象和内容的信息科学（Information Science）。科学界定两者以实现中国情报学的正本清源及其可持续发展。     

高校图书馆面向残疾读者的无障碍环境建设——以北美研究图书馆为例

[目的/意义] 归纳总结北美地区研究图书馆无障碍环境建设的现状和特点,以期为我国高校图书馆的无障碍环境建设提供参考和借鉴。[方法/过程] 采用文献调查法和网络调查法,从提供的协助服务、无障碍设施、软硬件辅助设备、网页无障碍可访问性等方面对北美研究图书馆进行广泛调研,在此基础上归纳总结其特点。[结果/结论] 我国高校图书馆可以采取以下措施加强无障碍环境建设：制定完备的图书馆服务政策、增强残疾读者服务意识,加强无障碍网页设计及残疾读者网站栏目建设,完善残疾读者硬件、软件辅助设施及无障碍格式资源,主动搜集残疾读者信息、切实开展残疾读者人性化服务等。     

斯芬克斯VS.俄狄甫斯:教育实践话语的修辞研究

教育实践与教育话语的互为建构关系已成为学术界的共识,而教育实践中问题的存在同样与教育话语有着密切的关系,在某种意义上说,教育话语维护了教育实践中某些现象的持久存在。本研究即从当代修辞研究视角,对维护、支持教育实践中的"竞争与控制"现象的教育话语进行修辞分析,揭示其修辞机制对该问题的意识形态化的稳固功效。     

方志学专业人才培养模式创新研究

地方志的编修在我国有悠久的历史,但"方志无学"的传统偏见使方志学学科建设和学历教育滞后。本文试以笔者所在学校为例,探讨高校方志学专业人才培养模式,指出校地合作是打破目前方志学专业发展困境的唯一办法。     

智力障碍学生课堂适应问卷（教师评）的编制

文章从课堂三要素以及课堂适应的内涵出发,结合智力障碍学生的课堂实际,从教师评价角度编制了智力障碍学生课堂适应问卷。问卷包含课堂物理环境适应、课堂人际互动适应、课堂规则适应、课堂学习适应、对教师教学的适应5个维度共42个题项。经统计检验,问卷具有较好的信效度,符合心理测量学要求,可以有效测查智力障碍学生的课堂适应状况。     

Cultural Characteristics of Chinese Cuisine:From Contrastive Studies of English and Chinese

Chinese cuisine plays an important role in Chinese culture. The paper illustrates the features of Chinese cuisine in Chi-nese dish naming from different perspectives, and analyze them from contrastive ...     

A Cultural Study of English Idioms Translation

Language is the carrier of culture, bearing the national cultural information. As the most culturally-loaded element in any language’s vocabulary, idioms have aroused more and more attention. This paper starts with the analysis of the relationship between culture, idioms and translation, and makes an investigation of cultural factors affecting idiom translation such as subjective and objective factors. Based on these analyses, the paper will propose the cultural translation principles and strategies focusing on cultural connotations of idioms in order to transfer the English idioms translation from the language level to the cultural level.     

Exploring the Relations between In-service Training,Prior Contacts and Teachers’ Attitudes towards Persons with Intellectual Disability

This study investigates the relations between teachers’ attitudes towards persons with intellectual disability (ID), in-service training on ID, and prior contacts with persons with ID. A sample of Canadian elementary school teachers (N?=?118) completed the Attitudes Toward Intellectual Disability Questionnaire, which measures cognitive, affective and behavioural components of attitudes towards persons with ID. Correlational and multivariate regression analyses were performed. Frequent contacts with persons with ID and experience of including a child with ID increased the likelihood of reporting prior positive contacts with persons with ID. In turn, this was associated with less discomfort towards persons with ID and more willingness towards interactions. In-service training on ID was related to better knowledge of rights and capabilities of persons with ID. Experience of including a child with ID in general education classrooms increased the likelihood to report feeling competent in teaching children with ID, which predicted more willingness to include children with ID.     

The Imponderable Bloom: A Multimodal Social Semiotic Analysis of an Online Secondary English Course

The use of online learning and other software-powered technologies is on the rise in the United States, encouraged financially and politically by governmental and commercial entities. Specifically, online courses are gaining ground in K–12 public schools, schools which often purchase from third-party providers. After a decade in the New York City Department of Education as an English teacher and schools official responsible for a large-scale online learning programme, the author asks the question: How does the use of software-powered technologies like online learning affect the teaching of literature? In pursuit of this question, the author draws on concept from the field of software studies while adapting qualitative methods from multimodal studies to examine precisely how the nature of software (and the ideologies of those who create and sell it) are subtly influencing the teaching of literature.