大学生心理问题及其预警干预机制研究

大学生心理问题普遍存在,心理问题的形成有生理原因、社会原因和个人原因。大学生心理问题的预警机制包括确立心理问题预警指标体系、确定心理问题预警的对象和范围、评估预警信息和发布警告。大学生心理问题的干预机制有宣传干预、教育干预、辅导干预等具体的干预措施。在新形势下,关注大学生心理问题,研究大学生心理问题的预警和干预机制,对于增强大学生心理健康与构建和谐社会有重要的现实意义。     

词汇学知识在英语阅读中的应用探讨

从英语阅读教学的实际出发,拟从“把握”“第三词汇”、“注意英语词汇的转换”、“捕捉语义与语体及搭配的关系”、“时刻想到语言在不断地发展”五个方面进行探讨,说明大学生如果能够了解或掌握一些英语词汇学知识,对于大幅度提高英语阅读能力将发挥重要的作用。     

“说书人”与《汤姆琼斯》中的叙述者

中国古典白话小说中的“说书人”与《汤姆·琼斯》中的叙述者在叙述特征上享有共同点,即以第一人称自称和拥有全知的叙事视角。文章运用日奈特有关叙述者＂交际功能＂理论,从叙述者与读者沟通的方式和程度两个方面着重剖析两者的差异,并试图从创作动机上探寻差异的根由。     

浅析中国第三方物流的发展

第三方物流(Third Party Logistics,3PL)是一种由物流业务的供需双方之外的第三方去完成物流服务的物流运作方式。第三方物流不仅可以降低物流成本,提高服务水平,增强企业的核心竞争力,而且可以使物流实现专业化、系统化、高效率地运作,因而在国外得到了长足发展,并成为物流领域的一大热点。我国应借鉴国外的成功经验,大力发展适合我国国情的第三方物流。     

国外创伤后应激障碍干预模式及其启示

5·12地震给人们心理健康造成极大损伤,这对我国的危机干预体系是一个严峻的考验。而国外的干预模式则相对成熟．这些不同的干预模式可分为三类：一是阶段划分模式,即针对干预过程不同阶段的特点采取不同的措施。二是整合模式,即将不同的干预模式、支持资源加以整合。三是特异性模式,即针对特殊人群、特殊情境的干预策略。我们虽然不能照搬外国的干预模式,但其思路与技术、经验与教训还是值得借鉴的。     

以科学发展观引领高校学生党建工作

随着时代的发展,高校大学生党建工作面临着新问题和新任务。文章从高校大学生党建工作的重要意义、大学生党建工作的协调发展、大学生党建工作的有效途径三个方面,阐明必须树立和落实科学发展观,做好新时代高校大学生党建工作。     

我国高校党建工作目前存在的问题及创新方向

全球经济在不断变化,高校改革不断深入,在这种情况下高校面临许多挑战,若想保持各高校持续健康发展,就要不断加强和改进高校党组织建设,创新党建工作机制,为高校各项事业的发展保驾护航。     

The Silent Minority: Supporting students with Selective Mutism using systemic perspectives

Selective Mutism (SM) is an under‐researched area of child development. While the incidence rate is low, the impact of this difficulty can be pervasive and can present as a significant risk for student mental health and wellbeing. The following article presents a case study focusing on parent‐student intervention for a preadolescent male, using an eclectic programme which blended psycho‐education, aspects of a manualised Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) programme, and specific selective mutism strategies. This article does not seek to evaluate the effectiveness of the programme but instead highlights practice considerations derived from systemic theoretical perspectives and present considerations for school staff.     

Perspectives of students with autism on their participation in a peer-mediated intervention

The article describes research into the perspectives of students with autism regarding their participation as the target participants in a peer-mediated social communication intervention. Questionnaires were administered to four elementary-aged students with autism before and after their involvement in the intervention. The students' parents and teachers also completed questionnaires about the students' participation in the intervention. Through the use of these questionnaires, we gained an insight into students' experiences with the intervention, which elements of the intervention they found most enjoyable and most effective, and the perceived impacts of the intervention on their social communication behaviours. Qualitative and quantitative analyses of the questionnaire data revealed that all four students with autism enjoyed participating in the peer-mediated intervention sessions, felt that their social communication behaviours had improved as a result of their involvement, and would like to be involved in similar sessions in the future. Implications for parents and educators who support the social communication of children with autism are explored.