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Elizabeth Madson Ankeny Jean P. Lehmann 《Community College Journal of Research & Practice》2013,37(6):477-496
Nearly 60% of students with disabilities who attend postsecondary institutions attend community colleges. Individuals with disabilities paralleling their peers without disabilities need the postsecondary education opportunity to develop vocational skills, the time to mature, and the experience of living with others. A transition program, a K–12 and community college partnership, was developed to support students in this mission. A narrative inquiry methodology was utilized to understand the community college experience of students with disabilities in a transition program. Findings indicate that the program benefited the individuals. It did this by supporting completion of a vocational program leading to gainful employment and as a transition into adult roles and status. The program also provided opportunities that enhanced the individuals' self-esteem, and it facilitated the individuals becoming more independent and responsible. 相似文献
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Andrea Bunting Libby Robin Suzanne Uniacke Nicolas Rasmussen Graham Holland Marilys Guillemin Phillip Catton Sverre Myhra Rachel A. Ankeny David Oldroyd Ivan Crozier Peter Anstey Cathy Legg Jan Edward Garrett David Philip Miller John Worrall Andy Pickering Hugh Lacey S. S. Schweber 《Metascience》1999,8(1):125-195
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While there is hesitancy to talk about spirituality in public education, many educators are recognizing the need for an inclusive spirituality as a resource for teachers and students. This research-based article highlights how teachers of students with emotional disturbance experience the spiritual in the school setting and how they foster spirituality in their students. The article is grounded in the theme of liminality, how participants' experiences of being "betwixt and between" in their lives and their experience on the margins of education, provides a "threshold" for spiritual awareness and transformative action in school and community. 相似文献
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Ankeny RA 《Endeavour》2003,27(2):87-92
The history of science tends to be recounted as a story of progress from early goals and discoveries to a unified outcome, in some sense implicit from the beginning, and often due to technological advances. The sequencing of the human genome is no exception. As a crucial part of the Human Genome Project, the history of genomic sequencing is typically presented as a direct result of the discoveries of the structure of DNA and its coding function, together with practical factors such as the development of techniques which made large-scale sequencing possible. However, the history of sequencing is inevitably a more complicated story, not only about molecular biology, but also about the evolving culture of scientific practice at the end of the 20th century. 相似文献