千兆以太网与ATM的集成

在组网过程中, 经常会遇到千兆以太网与A TM 的集成问题, 本文介绍了几种解决方案。     

我国体育用品的现状与发展对策研究

查阅大量体育用品相关资料采用逻辑分析等方法,探索我国体育用品业现状,并对其存在的问题和发展提出了目标及对策.结果显示:我国体育用品业已成为世界用品业基地,体育用品的销售额及国内居民的消费水平相对滞后.建立我国体育用品科学体系是现阶段乃至今后一段时期内我国体育用品业的工作重点.     

Occupational Knowledge and Practice amongst UK University Research Administrators

With the exception of lecturing staff, research on occupational groups and cultures within the UK higher education system is relatively sparse. This paper focuses upon one specialist group, to-date under-researched but which plays a central role in contemporary higher education administration: graduate research administrators. This occupational group is of particular interest as its members administer and manage an increasing complex and key area of university life, which in many cases appears to span the putative occupational divide between 'academic' and 'administrative' work. Based upon qualitative interviews with 27 research administrators, and using some of Bourdieu's conceptual devices, the paper analyses particular kinds of informal occupational knowledge and practice, necessary in order effectively to 'do' the complex task of research administration in the pressurized environment of contemporary British higher education.     

丽水市体育旅游开发研究

以文献资料法、实地调查法、专家咨询法,对丽水9县市的体育旅游资源进行调查、分析研究,认为丽水山区体育旅游资源具有"垄断性、差异性、独特性"特征.加强生态环境保护,挖掘整合丽水的人文资源,是增强丽水旅游业的生命力,开发丽水体育旅游的重要因素.     

高校武术课优化教学探究

为在高校弘扬中华武术文化瑰宝 ,发挥武术的强身、健体、益智、修性等多种功能 ,提高大学生学习武术的积极主动性 ,对武术优化教学方法进行分析探讨 ,提出技击拆解教学法、分组互惠式练习法、滚动式练习法等武术优化教学法。这些方法有利于加深学生的记忆、熟练掌握动作 ,提高对武术的认识和理解能力 ,促进学生学习武术的积极主动性。     

Should Children Attend Their Parent's Funerals?

The paper discusses elements of the findings of 'Iceberg', a doctoral study at the University of York addressing many issues of child bereavement through a retrospective study of nearly one hundred individuals who had either experienced the death of a parent when they were at school, or were the surviving parent of such a child. The research revealed issues of lack of control and information for children after a parental death. Forty-seven per cent of those in the study attended the funeral of their parent. There was correlation between the age of children and attendance at the funeral. Of the fifty-three per cent of children not attending, twenty-four per cent of them were forbidden to attend, whilst eleven per cent of them were distracted from attending the funeral, such as being sent to school or a neighbours and being unaware that it was taking place. None of the children attending the funeral reported any negative experiences, and two thirds of them reported it as a positive or helpful event. In contrast, over three-quarters of those not attending later wished that they had. Over a third had feelings of regret, others feeling that they had been excluded from the family at the time of the death, and felt anger, hurt, and frustration. The conclusion was that the best strategy is to give children informed choice about whether or not to attend. If children do attend a negative outcome seems unlikely, but it would be prudent to prepare them as to what to expect at the ceremony.