Simple groups with orders 2^a3^b5^cp^d, 2^a3^b7^cp^d and 2^a3^b5^c7^d

This work deals with the power exponent r1 and r2 respectively of the maximal and second-maximal prime factors ofthe order of simple K4-group, and the classification for simple {5,7}′-K4-group G (i.e. ｜G｜ can not be divided by 5 nor by 7 or ｜π(G)｜ = 4 ), simple 5′ -K4-group G (i.e. ｜G｜ can not divided by 5 and ｜π(G)｜ =4) and simple 7′-Ea-group G (i.e. ｜G｜ can notdivided by 7 and ｜π(G)｜ =4). It is derived that r1 =1, 2 and 4, and r2 is not greater than 4. All the simple K4-groups with order 2^a3^b5^cp^d, 2^a3^b7^cp^d and 2^a3^b5^c7^d are obtained.     

柯兹洛夫的探险生涯及其第六次考察

对俄国皇家地理学会会员彼得·库兹米奇·柯兹洛夫的考察生涯、第六次考察路线、黑城发掘、第六次考察的民族学和生态学意义作了比较细致的介绍,并就有关问题阐述了自己的看法.     

在华外商不同来源体FDI区位因素比较分析

FDI区位因素分析是当今国际经济学研究的前沿课题之一。本文通过对在华欧洲组、日韩组、港澳台地区组、美国组和其它亚洲组等五个不同来源体的FDI的四年间近二十个因素变量,分别采用逐步回归的方法,对不同来源体区位变量进行筛选及比较,从集聚因素、市场因素、信息因素、行业因素等变量的演变来分析比较在华不同来源体FDI投资的战略和动机,使我们可以针对不同来源地区企业,恰如其分地调整我们的政策。     

高校图书馆精准扶贫路径探索 ——以佳木斯赫哲聚居地为例

少数民族地区的扶贫工作是众多扶贫工作中较为困难的一环。而高校图书馆在这其中的精准扶贫路径探索不仅是时代发展的需要,更是高校图书馆作为知识殿堂的使命。以佳木斯赫哲族聚居地为例,研究分析高校图书馆在精准扶贫中完善现代化服务、加强阵营联盟、因地制宜等路径,为高校图书馆丰富精准扶贫内容。     

论美国文化应答式教育的涵义与启示

文化应答式教育是利用学生的语言文化背景进行教学,促进学生在学业上获得成功的一种教育模式,主要针对少数民族学生的教育。我国的教育研究在这个方面尚处于起始阶段。借鉴美国的教育模式对我国这样一个多民族国家的教育有着极其重大的指导意义。     

珍珠球运动在我省发展现状及策略研究

珍珠球运动是我国满族人民的传统体育项目,是由模仿满族人民采珍珠的劳动演变而来。黑龙江省是满族人民聚居地之一,珍珠球运动也有着一定的群众基础。文章通过对黑龙江省最近几届民族传统体育运动会珍珠球竞赛的分析,结合作者多年来从事珍珠球运动教学训练及裁判工作的经验,对珍珠球运动在我省的发展现状及策略提出自己的观点。     

基础教育阶段少数民族教育优惠政策的比较研究——以美国、英国和印度为例

美国、英国和印度是世界上较有影响的三个多民族国家,比较它们基础教育阶段的少数民族教育优惠政策可以发现以下规律:经费投入是少数民族教育优惠政策的应有之义;一国的少数民族来源会影响政策的理念;义务教育的普及情况会影响政策的侧重点;政策监管水平会影响政策的实施效果。     

从语篇功能视角探析语篇的信息结构分布

交际是一个动态的过程,即已知信息与新信息不断更替的过程,因此,需要说话者不断地推断听话者的心理认知活动;而同时,听话者也在交际的过程中不断地完善自己的心理表征,使得交际得以进行。     

Action groups as a participative strategy for leading whole-school health promotion: Results on implementation from the INCLUSIVE trial in English secondary schools

Education policy increasingly promotes action groups as a key strategy for student and/or staff participation in school improvement and whole-school health promotion. Such groups can coordinate multi-component interventions, increase participation and engagement, and enable local adaptations, but few process evaluations have assessed this. We evaluated fidelity, feasibility and acceptability of action groups as part of a trial of a whole-school intervention to reduce bullying and aggression and promote health in English secondary schools, which reported multiple health and educational impacts. Action groups involved students and staff, supported by external facilitators, and drew on data on student needs. They aimed to: coordinate implementation of restorative practices and a social and emotional competencies curriculum; review policies and rules; and enact local decisions to modify school environments. Our process evaluation used interviews, focus groups, observations and questionnaires to assess action groups’ fidelity, role in coordination, role in local adaptation, support from external facilitators and data on student needs, and acceptability in engaging members. Fidelity was high in the first two years but lower in the third year when external facilitators withdrew. Student needs data were perceived as useful, but views on external facilitators were mixed. Groups successfully reviewed policies and rules, planned activities and coordinated restorative practices, but were less successful in implementing the curriculum. Success was facilitated by the involvement of school leaders. Members reported high satisfaction and empowerment. Action groups are a promising strategy for leading whole-school health promotion. Implementation is supported by external facilitation, local data and involvement of senior managers.     

Building a just world: the effects of service-learning on social justice beliefs of Chinese college students

This study aimed to examine the effects of different service experiences on the social justice beliefs of 60 Chinese college students with mixed methods. The quantitative results indicated that the participants in two service groups (i.e. for at-risk adolescents and adolescents with cerebral palsy) demonstrated a more significant promotion of social justice beliefs than their peers in non-service group. A qualitative analysis provided evidence of the mechanism underlying service-learning, as well as different service experiences affecting on students’ social justice beliefs. Finally, the implications for implementing service-learning and realizing social justice goals in China were discussed.