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Lewis O Sargent J Chaffin M Friedrich WN Cunningham N Cantor P Sumner Coffey P Villani S Beard PR Clifft MA Greenspun D;Network Child Abuse Prevention Treatment Program Open Society Institute Soros Foundations Network Children's Mental Health Alliance 《Child abuse & neglect》2004,28(1):93-111
PROBLEM: After the Soviet Union dissolved in 1989, it became apparent that there was little recognition of the problems of child abuse and neglect, professionally, legally, or societally. There were no effective systems or laws in place to deal with these problems. METHOD: Beginning in 1995 the Children's Mental Health Alliance, in conjunction with the Open Society Institute began conducting trainings in Eastern Europe [Journal of the American Academy of Child Adolescent Psychiatry 39 (2000) 660]. Originally 18 countries from the Baltics to the Balkans participated. A program was elaborated which would proceed in several stages: (1) training mental health professionals to deal with child abuse and neglect (CAN); (2) teaching multidisciplinary team work and fostering the development of multidisciplinary NGOs focused on CAN; (3) promoting the self-sufficiency of these NGO's which would then facilitate social and legal reform and increase public awareness of the problem. Specific methods included multi-national trainings, assignment of mentors to the developing teams who maintained weekly contact with the teams and made yearly site visits to their countries, and overseeing project grants from OSI. RESULTS: NGO's had been established and registered in 11 countries, many establishing a network of programs within their countries. By 2000, over 3800 mental health professional had been trained, either directly by the program or by the trainees of the program. By the end of 2000, over 17,000 other professionals (lawyers, police, judges, educators, other physicians, etc.) had been trained by the network. CONCLUSION: While more work needs to be in this region, the teams in 11 countries have made solid starts. 相似文献
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Alberto Villani Jesuina Lopes de Almeida Pacca Denise de Freitas 《Science & Education》2009,18(1):125-148
This paper analyzes the most significant events occurring in Brazil’s educational, social and political areas over the last half century, viewed against a background of relevant worldwide events. The hypothesis presented here is that the relations between the country’s educational policies, the demands of the various segments of academia, and the public school system have always been strained. This strain has contributed positively to the evolution of academic knowledge and production, to the design of more modern curricular projects by institutional authorities, and to the initial recognition of the specific construction of school knowledge by the school system itself. However, the interaction of these major institutions lacks a crucial element—one that would lead to an effective change in the education of science teachers and produce a positive impact on Brazil’s schools—namely, the wholehearted participation of science teachers themselves. With this analysis, we intend to contribute by offering some perspectives and proposals for science teacher education in Brazil. 相似文献
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The answers given by a group of physics graduate students to two problems on the speed of light are analysed. The results seem to confirm the use of spontaneous ideas which are very similar to those which form the ‘spontaneous’ kinematics proposed by Saltiel (1980). Some consequences related to the teaching of physics and special relativity are discussed. 相似文献
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Alberto Villani Valeria Silva Dias Juarez Melgaco Valadares 《International Journal of Science Education》2013,35(7):907-937
Over the last 50 years a new research area, science education research, has arisen and undergone singular development worldwide. In the specific case of Brazil, research in science education first appeared systematically 40 years ago, as a consequence of an overall renovation in the field of science education. This evolution was also related to the political events taking place in the country. We will use the theoretical work of Rene Kaës on the development of groups and institutions as a basis for our discussion of the most important aspects that have helped the area of science education research develop into an institution and kept it operating as such. The growth of this area of research can be divided into three phases: The first was related to its beginning and early configurations; the second consisted of a process of consolidation of this institution; and the third consists of more recent developments, characterised by a multiplicity of research lines and corresponding challenges to be faced. In particular, we will analyse the special contributions to this study gleaned from the field known as the history and philosophy of science. 相似文献
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The problem of the learning of Special Theory of Relativity by secondary and college students is analysed. It is stressed that the results of the studies which attempted to evaluate students' learning are ambiguous and intriguing. Also the history of the emergence and acceptance of the theory by the scientific community itself at the beginning of the 20th century is analysed. Three fundamental steps are described: a) the publication of Lorentz's Transformation Equations, their interpretation in the context of the Electron Theory and their consequent acceptance by the scientific community; b) the presentation by Einstein of two postulates, namely the Relativity Principle and Einstein's Principle of the Invariance of the Speed of Light, and their partial acceptance; c) the rejection of the Electron Theory and the final acceptance of the Theory of Relativity simultaneously with the development of the General Theory of Relativity. The analogy between historical and learning processes provides some suggestions to improve the teaching of the theory. 相似文献
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Stefano Cacciamani Daniela Villani Andrea Bonanomi Claudia Carissoli Maria Giulia Olivari Laura Morganti 《Journal of Research on Technology in Education》2018,50(2):120-133
To maximize the advantages of the tablet personal computer (TPC) at school, this technology needs to be accepted by students as new tool for learning. With reference to the Technology Acceptance Model and the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology, the aims of this study were (a) to analyze factors influencing high school students' acceptance of TPCs and (b) to detect any difference in this influence considering the frequency of TPC use, students' gender, and school grade. Two hundred and ninety-six students from six high schools in the Milan area participated in the study. Data were collected using an online survey. The results showed that empowerment in learning, perceived usefulness, and support conditions affect learning use, and empowerment in learning and affect influence communicative use of TPCs. The implications of these results are discussed. (Keywords: tablets, acceptance, digital technologies, high school, path analysis) 相似文献
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