Managing Perceived Stress Among College Students: The Roles of Social Support and Dysfunctional Coping     

Ruth Chu‐Lien Chao 《Journal of College Counseling》2012,15(1):5-21

The author examined the conditions (i.e., social support and dysfunctional coping) under which perceived stress predicted psychological well‐being in 459 college students. Hierarchical regression analyses indicated a significant 2‐way interaction (Perceived Stress × Social Support) and a significant 3‐way interaction (Perceived Stress × Social Support × Dysfunctional Coping) predicting well‐being. Low social support deteriorated the association between stress and well‐being. Only the frequent use of dysfunctional coping exacerbated the association between stress and well‐being across high and low social support. Implications for counseling college students are discussed.  相似文献   

Developing the capacity of teacher‐librarians to meet the diverse needs of all schoolchildren: Project ENABLE     

William N. Myhill  Renee Franklin Hill  Kristen Link  Ruth V. Small  Kelly Bunch 《Journal of Research in Special Educational Needs》2012,12(4):201-216

US school libraries are required to ensure that schoolchildren and school staff with disabilities have equal opportunity to use and benefit from library facilities and information services under federal law. However, evidence indicates teacher‐librarians (TLs) often lack the training, knowledge and skills to provide programmes and services that meet the needs of students with disabilities. Project ENABLE (Expanding Nondiscriminatory Access by Librarians Everywhere) was created to respond to this shortfall by designing, implementing and evaluating a professional development programme in New York State. The project applies a social model of disability to help 100 TLs, special educators and general educators further develop their skills and resources by teaming together to create an inclusive environment for all students. This is achieved through the use of universal design principles, appropriate assistive and other technologies, an emphasis on person‐first language and sensitivity simulations, a focus on inclusive lesson planning, and by developing collaboration capacity among participant teams. Curriculum development, data collection and analyses are presented. The effect of the Project ENABLE trainings was significant in terms of higher levels of skill and knowledge reported by participants for creating accessible library programmes, advancing inclusive education and building effective collaborations. Drawing from their workshop learning and resources, participant teams developed action plans to implement during the 2011–2012 school year. This project underscores the importance of TLs in the education of all students, including those with disabilities. Higher education and local professional development programmes must place greater emphasis on preparing TLs to perform this role effectively and confidently.  相似文献   

How high can it fly By Robert E. Horn     

Ruth Clark 《Performance Improvement》1993,32(2):43-44

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Strategic Developments in Open and Distance Learning in Central and Eastern Europe     

Ruth Williams 《Higher Education in Europe》2000,25(4):519-528

This article provides a synopsis of the findings of a strategic study on developments in open and distance learning in Central and Eastern Europe. The study was undertaken during 1999 under the aegis of the PHARE Multi-country Programme in Distance Education. The aim of this article is to provide an overview of the issues addressed by the study. These include contextual issues relating to the development of open and distance learning and the changing nature of higher education, an exploration of developments across Europe and the problems associated with those developments, and a discussion of possible solutions to those problems in Central and Eastern Europe with particular reference to legislation, quality assurance and recognition, and strategic management.  相似文献   

The Inside Story of Science City—An Outdoor Public Science Exhibition     

Peggy Ruth Cole  Jennifer McGregor Cutting 《Curator: The Museum Journal》1996,39(4):245-261

Science City is an outdoor exhibition, supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and created by the New York Hall of Science (NYHS). It was designed to increase public awareness of, and interest in, the science and technology of daily life by creating a series of exhibits that people would “find” in public places in New York City. Using the streets and structures of the city to present the science and technology of everyday life in order to reach the non-museum-going public, eye-catching exhibits and signs were placed along fences, on streets and buildings and in subway stations and parks. The development and installation of museum exhibits for public urban spaces requires skills and experience that stretch beyond the expertise of a science-technology museum exhibition staff. This article discusses and compares on- and off-site exhibition development.  相似文献   

Training problem-solving skills part 2: Design guidelines based on cognitive psychology     

David Taylor  Ruth Clark 《Performance Improvement》1992,31(4):33-38

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EPSS—look before you leap: Some cautions about applications of electronic performance support systems     

Ruth Colvin Clark 《Performance Improvement》1992,31(5):22-25

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Is it natural or processed? Elementary school teachers and conceptions about materials     

Renato A. Schibeci  Ruth Hickey 《科学教学研究杂志》2000,37(10):1154-1170

This paper explores the science content knowledge of elementary school teachers, and its possible role in helping them teach effectively. These issues are explored in the context of an investigation of the views of 106 elementary school teachers who had participated in professional development courses which focused on the topic “natural and processed materials.” These practising teachers revealed a range of conceptions about materials, which have been categorized into broad types. Some of the teachers showed shifts in conceptions, from what could be described as “naïve” conceptions to more scientific views, after a 2‐day professional development activity. © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. J Res Sci Teach 37: 1154–1170, 2000  相似文献   

ISPI and the HPT community of practice     

Ruth Clark 《Performance Improvement》1998,37(3):6-7

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Information,Instruction, and Learning: A Hypermedia Perspective     

Barbara L. Grabowski  Ruth Curtis 《Performance Improvement Quarterly》1991,4(3):2-12

Hypermedia as defined by Osgood (1987) is a tool for linking nonlinear information presented in the form of graphics, animation, video, and sound. One important question for instructional designers regarding hypermedia is how it can be used as an instructional or learning tool that enhances rather than inhibits learning. Creating hypermedia applications is a quick and easy alternative to creating courseware with older authoring systems and languages which took many hours to learn. This ease of application creation, combined with a tremendous increase in information available to our society, has resulted in a proliferation of hypermedia databases in school, university, and industry settings that is gradually moving into homes. Many of these databases are simply information media. This paper identifies important issues related to classifying a hypermedia–based information system appropriately. Based on a discussion of these issues, a call for systematic research which clarifies the role that hypermedia–based information systems can and should play in an instructional or learning environment is set forth.  相似文献