Feedback     

Bill Brooks 《Performance Improvement》1980,19(3):31-32

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Feedback: Task analysis—does it get us to where we really oughta wanta go?     

Bill Brooks  Arthur De W. Smith 《Performance Improvement》1980,19(7):25-27

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The Role of Storytelling in Understanding Children's Moral/Ethic Decision-Making     

Cheryl Hunter  Donna Eder 《Multicultural Perspectives》2013,15(4):223-228

As students advance in their education, the use of stories and specifically the process of storytelling often wane from the central mode of learning to be replaced with more didactic methods and content-driven applications. However, the use of stories has remained a central component of moral/ethics education and continues to be used as a foundation for values instruction. The process of storytelling can be seen as a central component to understanding how students comprehend and reason out ethical ambiguities. This study examined the storytelling event as it related to the process of ethical deliberation for upper elementary students. The findings reveal how storytelling offers a distinct child-referenced perspective, presenting an opportunity for teachers to better understand the complexity of the particular child's ethical world. Likewise, data show youth challenging simplistic moral understandings, revealing the complexity of their daily ethical decision making.  相似文献   

Raising tomatoes and rearing children     

Bill Roweton 《Education 3-13》2013,41(2)

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The British and continental influence on Swedish football     

Bill Sund 《国际体育史杂志》2013,30(2):163-173

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As we may think: Information literacy as a discipline for the information age     

Bill Johnston  Sheila Webber 《Research Strategies》2005,20(3):108-121

The aim of this paper is to propose information literacy as a soft applied discipline, of key importance in the information society. This is contrasted with the characterization of information literacy as a personal attribute in the U.S. and Australian Information Literacy standards. Vannevar Bush's vision of the technologically connected and enabled scientist is used to introduce a discussion of citizen's information needs and responsibilities in an age of “cheap complex devices.” The authors emphasize the key role of information literacy in this information society. Information literacy is identified as a soft applied discipline, with reference to disciplinary indicators that have been identified in the literature. Building on this concept of an information literacy discipline, the authors propose a mission for information literacy education focused around three elements: information literacy for citizenship, information literacy for economic growth, and information literacy for employability. The paper concludes by identifying that in terms of preparing citizens for managing and taking action in society, information literacy has much to contribute, and that it is vital to nurture this emergent discipline.  相似文献   

Quality Assessment, Student Need, and Pastoral Care at the University of Strathclyde     

Bill Johnston  & Lin McLean 《Pastoral Care in Education》1998,16(2):36-44

For young people moving from school to higher education, the continued provision of high quality pastoral care should be an important consideration. However, though all institutions provide some sort of service, its quality can vary significantly. Even where provision has been good, it has normally been seen as a 'bolt‐on' extra, rather than something central to the student's experience. At the University of Strathclyde, a key element in the creation of a more effective and integrated approach has been the development of the personal tutor role into that of the more clearly defined and structured one of Academic Counsellor.  相似文献   

II Recent reforms in Swedish higher education     

Mogens -N. Pedersen  Howard O. Hunter 《Minerva》1980,18(2):324-351

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Agile Project Management in Libraries: Creating Collaborative,Resilient, Responsive Organizations     

Morgan M. Stoddard  Bill Gillis  Peter Cohn 《图书馆管理杂志》2019,59(5):492-511

Libraries must continually adapt to meet the ever-changing needs of users. Doing so requires the ability to be flexible and respond quickly. This is a case study of how The George Washington University Libraries rethought its approach to collection development using a cross-functional, team-based strategy that leveraged the benefits of Agile project management. Adopting an Agile approach to collection development maximized the impact of the library’s financial resources and enabled staff to develop new skills. This project underscores the value of collaboration, agility, and experimentation in libraries.  相似文献   

Signposts – policy and practice for teaching about religions and non-religious world views in intercultural education     

Bill Gent 《British Journal of Religious Education》2015,37(1):103-105

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