工科院校无机化学课程教学方法初步探索

基于工科院校无机化学的教学现状,提出在课堂教学中转变教学理念,加强四大化学之间的联系,精选教学内容,优化教学方法,在教学过程中取得良好的教学效果,使学生对无机化学学科的掌握能力大大加强。     

心灵的自我拯救之旅——解读亚历克斯·米勒的《别了，那道风景》

《别了,那道风景》是澳大利亚当代著名作家亚历克斯·米勒的一部新作,全书围绕着大屠杀和共谋犯罪而展开描写。本文以后殖民主义为语境,结合新历史主义文论,来解读作者所揭示的人类在大屠杀“那道风景”背后的精神拯救,人类的自我反省。     

知识产权保护强度与我国自主创新能力建设研究

分析了世界知识产权保护强化的趋势，探讨了自主创新能力建设与知识产权保护强度的关系，表明世界知识产权保护强化的趋势必然会提高知识产权垄断性和滥用的可能性，较大的自我研发投入和较强的自主创新能力基础对应于高的较优知识产权保护强度，三资企业内部化转移技术对应于较低的知识产权保护强度，高或低的知识产权保护强度下自主创新能力均能达到最优，即使无自我研究开发投入，也存在较优的知识产权保护强度，提出我国必须加大自我研发投入。加强自主创新能力基础建设，同时注意发挥技术引进对自主创新的作用。     

医学科技人员价值观的思考

医学科技人员的科学价值观是在医学科技人员的实践中产生和发展的,既具有客观性,又具有主体性。医学科技人员要树立科学的价值观,必须对医学科技能满足社会需求有一个正确认识,对医学科技能满足自身的需求也要有一个正确认识     

时间概念空间隐喻的英汉比较

语言学家普遍认为,人类对于空间的认知早于时间,这在许多语言中可以通过时间概念的空间隐喻得到反映。汉语和英文中,与时间相关的空间隐喻（其中大部分已成为死喻）,在语言中频繁出现并已成为人们认知活动的一部分。但由于文化差异,英语和汉语的空间隐喻也存在差异。本文将比较中英文中与时间相关的空间隐喻,试图找出它们之间的异同,通过对于认知模式的分析,为这些共性和差异寻求认知上的合理解释。     

《物质的量》教学设计

物质的量是高中化学一个极为抽象却又非常重要的概念,通过运用构建主义的基本原理,通过创设情境,采用主体探究式教学法。让学生在熟悉的情景下实现概念的自我构建,以类似科学研究的方式去获取知识、应用知识和解决问题,从而在掌握知识内容的同时。让学生体验、理解和应用科学方法,培养创新精神和实践能力,引导学生自主探究、合作学习,消除学生对概念学习的神秘感和泛味感．     

普通高校人才战略观探析

普通高校在人才大战中人才外流现象严重,引进高层次人才困难,要改变这一被动局面,必须树立切合实际的人才战略观:1.以用为主,防止人才“异化”;2.重视大科学时代的人才成长群体效应;3.依靠校内师资,发挥自身优势;4.重视人才管理,充分发挥引进人才的作用。     

营销研究中国本土化路径选择——基于主导研究范式与人类学研究范式的比较

在文献研究的基础上，通过对主导研究范式与人类学研究范式的比较，来探索中国本土营销研究的未来发展路向。当前营销研究所采用的主导研究范式是实证研究范式，基于数据调查与分析，试图运用计量模型来揭示营销现象中的变量关系；而人类学研究范式则关注营销现象中的各种“田野”，运用定性研究方法，采用多元的思路来阐释其中蕴含的意义。两种方法各有其优点与缺点，但从与中国文化的对接角度来看，至少在本土研究的初期，中国营销学人应借鉴人类学的研究范式，尤其是人文主义范式，深植在丰富的本土营销实践沃土中去构建稳固的理论基础，由此扎实推进中国本土营销科学的理论建设与实践工作。     

Results of an assessment to identify potential barriers to sustainable agriculture on American Indian reservations in the Western United States

Purpose: This paper reports the results of survey research conducted with tribal producers between 2011 and 2012 on 19 of the largest American Indian reservations in Idaho, Nevada, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, and Washington. The purpose of the research was to identify potential barriers to sustainable agriculture on reservation lands. This article reports the results of this research in an effort to promote Extension professionals' understanding of these barriers, which may help to improve outreach programs on American Indian reservations. Understanding the obstacles to sustaining agriculture that American Indian tribes face may inform international agricultural outreach efforts to increase food security targeting indigenous and tribal peoples worldwide.

Design/Methodology/Approach: American Indian agricultural producers comprised the study group. Study objectives included: (1) identify agricultural and natural resource issues of greatest concern to a self-selected sample of tribal agricultural producers on reservation lands; (2) evaluate access to Extension and other US Department of Agriculture outreach and assistance programs; and (3) evaluate the quality of these programs in terms of their relativity to tribal needs.

Findings: Study results indicate that tribal agricultural producers surveyed ranked 29 of 39 agricultural and natural resource issues as a concern. Similarly, they rated access to and quality of outreach programs as fair. Further, tribal producers operating on reservation trust land rated issues more severely than did tribal producers operating on fee simple lands.

Practical Implications: Results of this research will help Extension and other outreach professionals to understand the barriers indigenous and tribal peoples face in sustaining agricultural operations, particularly tribal groups living on federally reserved trust lands, such as American Indians. An increased understanding can inform agricultural policy-makers and outreach professionals in improving programs designed to increase agricultural sustainability, improve food security, enhance economic well-being and improve quality of life of indigenous and tribal peoples worldwide.

Originality/Value: This research provides important information to agricultural policy-makers and Extension professionals striving to sustain agricultural productivity and enhance food security with indigenous and tribal peoples.     

Informing in the Information Age: How to Communicate Measurement Concepts to Education Policy Makers

Current educational policies rely on educational assessments. However, the technical aspects of assessments are often unknown to policy makers, which is dangerous because sound assessment policy requires knowledge of the strengths and limitations of educational tests. In this article, we discuss the importance of informing policy makers of important psychometric issues that should be considered whenever tests are proposed for specific purposes. We discuss the types of information that are important to communicate to policy makers, how to best convey this information in a manner in which it can be understood, and how to be seen as a valuable source of information to education policy makers. We end with some specific steps organizations such as NCME can take to inform policy makers and advocate for valid educational assessment policies.