Reading Readiness Tests: A Survey of Current Trends     

Kathleen J. Cochrane 《International Journal of Disability, Development & Education》1976,23(2):119-127

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Report on the conference on the education of adults at a distance     

Kathleen Forsythe 《Distance Education》1980,1(2):198-203

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The Vietnam Generation and the Question of Amnesty     

Robert S. Laufer  Lee Sloan  Kathleen M. Joyce  David Surrey 《Journal of American culture (Malden, Mass. : 2003)》1981,4(2):166-194

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Language acquisition made practical: Field methods for language learners : E. Thomas Brewster and Elizabeth S. Brewster (Linqua House, Colorado Springs, Colo., 1976)     

Kathleen Nitsch 《Int J Intercult Relat》1977,1(4):120-121

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Comparison of human performance by knowledge domain: Types, frequency, and sequencing of errors made while interacting with an information system     

Boryung Ju  Kathleen Burnett   《Library & information science research》2007,29(4):471-494

This study investigated whether measures of error type, frequency, and sequencing contribute to understanding how different types of domain knowledge influence human performance when using information systems. Micro-level analyses of errors were conducted to compare the performance of two groups using a geographical information system (GIS). Error types, error frequency, error sequencing, and task completion were measured and compared for the two groups. The two groups were similar in frequency of type of errors; both committed terminological and trial errors more frequently than the other 10 types. Error patterns or sequences were likewise similar, and domain of expertise did not affect task completion time. The group with domain knowledge in computer science showed a somewhat greater tendency to commit certain knowledge-based errors (KBEs), indicating an association between knowledge-based errors and procedural knowledge. The group with domain knowledge in geography committed certain rule-based errors (RBEs) more often, indicating an association between rule-based errors and declarative knowledge. Therefore, error type does hold promise as a measure of the relationship between domain knowledge type and human performance using information systems.  相似文献   

Teaching ethos from the dumpster: Dive and food waste rhetoric     

Abby M. Dubisar  Kathleen P. Hunt 《Communication Teacher》2018,32(2):76-81

Courses: Rhetorical Criticism, Composition, Environmental Communication

Objectives: This unit activity, for which students view a documentary to identify and evaluate persuasive ethos and then create their own rhetorical messages for reducing food waste, serves as a platform for teaching both the critique and practice of rhetoric, as well as familiarizing students with the complexities of the global food system and food waste.  相似文献   

Implementing Performance Interventions     

Kathleen S. Whiteside 《Performance Improvement》2015,54(10):43-48

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US teachers' and school counsellors' strategies for handling school bullying incidents     

Sheri Bauman  Ken Rigby  Kathleen Hoppa 《教育心理学》2008,28(7):837-856

A sample of 735 US teachers and school counsellors completed an online survey asking how likely they would be to use various strategies to respond to a hypothetical bullying incident. Analyses examined their use of five strategies: Ignoring the incident, Working with the bully, Working with the victim, Enlisting other adults, and Disciplining the bully. Differences in mean scores based on these strategies were found by gender of participant, the presence or absence of school anti‐bullying policies and programmes, and previous anti‐bullying training. Teachers and school counsellors differed on four of the five scale scores. Qualitative comment data add to the findings. Implications of the findings are discussed.  相似文献   

‘To go boldly’: teaching science fiction to first-year engineering students in a South African context     

Kirby Manià  Linda Kathleen Mabin  Jessica Liebenberg 《Cambridge Journal of Education》2018,48(3):389-410

This paper reflects on the teaching of science fiction texts to first-year engineering students at the University of the Witwatersrand as part of a Critical Thinking course that uses literature as a vehicle through which to develop competence in critical literacy and communication. This course aims to equip engineering students, as future intermediaries between science and society, with the ability to fulfil this role in both the contemporary global world and South Africa more specifically through the imaginative inhabitation of divergent subject positions afforded by literary texts. Science fiction encourages students to engage imaginatively with various societal ideas, constructs and possibilities. One of the principles of the course is that reading facilitates empathic responses, challenging readers to inhabit unfamiliar subject positions. In this way, the teaching of science fiction aims to develop self-reflective and critical learning practices, wherein engineering students grapple with the ethical ramifications of extrapolated known science in a South African context.  相似文献   

Questioning power structures and competitiveness in pedagogy insights from North American Indian and Philippine pedagogies     

Roberta Bramwell  Kathleen Foreman 《International Review of Education/Internationale Zeitschrift für Erziehungswissenschaft/Revue internationale l'éducation》1993,39(6):561-575

This paper begins with case studies of innovative approaches to the education of Aboriginal Canadian Peoples and Philippine Aboriginal Peoples. These illustrate that, in such situations, where more traditional approaches have little success, the power to design, implement and evaluate educational programs can beneficially be shared between teacher and learner. Learners co-operate with each other in deciding what they need to learn. They examine their own needs and issues and assess their learning in terms of their cultural, economic and community value systems. Leadership is shared with the teacher/facilitators and word, image, number, gesture and sound are all employed to acquire knowledge and to demonstrate what that knowledge means to the group. In this particular enterprise, popular theatre has a major role to play in democratizing the provision of education and in encouraging educational development in circumstances where other approaches have been ineffectual. In the latter part of the paper, a model of education implied by the case studies is constructed and examined to provide alternatives to the traditional views of epistemology, of ethics and of pedagogy based on a notion of democracy as a daily struggle.

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Zusammenfassung Dieser Artikel beginnt mit Fallstudien über innovative Ansätze zur Bildung kanadischer und philippinischer Einheimischer. Diese Studien belegen, daß dort, wo traditionellere Ansätze wenig Erfolg zeigen, die Aufgaben der Planung, Implementierung und Evaluierung von Bildungsprogrammen zu gegenseitigem Nutzen unter Lehrern und Schülern aufgeteilt werden kann. Die Lernenden arbeiten bei der Entscheidung über ihren Lernbedarf zusammen. Sie bewerten ihre eigenen Bedürfnisse und Ergebnisse, entscheiden über die für sie wichtigen Themenbereiche und schätzen ihre Lernergebnisse in Form eigener kultureller, wirtschaftlicher und gemeinschaftlicher Wertsysteme ein. Schüler, Lehrer und Organisatoren teilen sich die Entscheidung über die Unterrichtsgestaltung; Worte, Bilder, Zahlen, Gesten und Töne werden dazu genutzt, Wissen zu erwerben und die Bedeutung dieser Kenntnisse für die Gruppe aufzuzeigen. Bei diesem speziellen Unternehmen spielt das Volkstheater eine wesentliche Rolle bei der Demokratisierung des Bildungsangebots und für den Anreiz zur Weiterentwicklung der Bildung in Bereichen, in denen andere Ansätze erfolglos blieben. Im Schlußteil wird ein durch die Fallstudien angeregtes Bildungsmodell entworfen und untersucht, um aufgrund täglichen Bemühens um eine Demokratie Alternativen zu traditionellen Ansichten über Epistemologie, Ethik und Pädagogik zu bieten.

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Résumé Le présent article commence par des études de cas d'approches novatrices de l'enseignement destiné aux peuples indigènes du Canada et des Philippines. Elles montrent que dans les situations où les approches plus traditionnelles ont moins de succès, le pouvoir de conception, d'exécution et d'évaluation des programmes d'éducation peut être avantageusement partagé entre enseignant et apprenant. Les apprenants coopèrent les uns avec les autres pour définir ce qu'ils doivent apprendre. Ils examinent leurs propres besoins et problèmes et évaluent leur apprentissage en fonction de leurs systèmes de valeurs culturelles, économiques et communautaires. La direction est assurée à la fois par les apprenants l'enseignant et les facilitateurs, et le mot, l'image, le nombre, le geste et le son sont tous mis à contribution pour acquérir les connaissances et pour expliquer ce qu'elles signifient pour le groupe en question. Dans cette entreprise particulière, le théâtre populaire a un rôle majeur à jouer dans la démocratisation de l'offre d'éducation et dans la promotion du développement de l'éducation là où d'autres approches n'ont pas réussi. Dans la dernière partie de l'article, on construit et on examine un modèle d'éducation à partir des études de cas pour offrir des solutions de rechange aux vues traditionnelles de l'épistémologie, de l'éthique et de la pédagogie fondées sur une notion de la démocratie vue en tant que lutte quotidienne.

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