“You're Just Imagining it,Everything's all Right Really,Don't Worry About it”: the position of women in surveying education and practice     

Clara Greed 《Gender and education》1990,2(1):49-60

This paper presents aspects of research into the position of women in surveying, highlighting in particular the changes that are occurring in erstwhile ‘male’ technological and professional areas, which are experiencing an unprecedented influx of women. These changes are not taken at face value as necessarily being of long‐term benefit to women, an attempt is made to look beneath the surface to find out what is really going on. The current state of play in the ongoing pursuit of gaining greater equality for women in higher education is considered, with a discussion of organisational structures which are still overwhelmingly male, in which women may have gained some ground, but men have lost few of their advantages in the process.  相似文献   

Book reviews     

José A. Ibáñez-martín  Miguel Anxo Santos Rego  Clara Foucault-Mohammed  Martin McLean  Ryszard Pachocinski  Cream Wright 《International Review of Education/Internationale Zeitschrift für Erziehungswissenschaft/Revue internationale l'éducation》1993,39(6):577-586

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Stigma,self-perception and social comparisons in young people with an intellectual disability     

Clara O’Byrne  Orla Muldoon 《Irish Educational Studies》2017,36(3):307-322

Whether individuals who have a diagnosis of intellectual disability (ID) perceive and experience stigma has been a matter of some debate. In this paper, we consider the role of the level of ID and gender on perception of stigma in individuals with ID who attend a segregated special secondary school and whether reports of stigma impact self-perception and social comparison with others. Each participant (N?=?54) completed self-report measures in a cross-sectional survey design. The degree of ID and gender were found to influence experience of stigma and respondents’ social comparison with others. Category of ID (borderline, mild, moderate) was also associated with differences in self-perception of physical appearance and perception of global self-worth. Social comparisons were also negatively related to experience of stigma. Discussion focuses on the heterogeneity of those affected by ID and how this impacts on their experience of stigma.  相似文献   

Diciples School     

Clara Bancroft Beatley 《Religious education (Chicago, Ill.)》2013,108(5):170-172

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Biology and pharmacy under Franco     

Florensa  Clara 《Metascience》2022,31(2):219-222

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Comunicación y aprendizaje en las primeras edades     

Clara Mir  Dolors Dilmé 《Infancia y Aprendizaje》2013,36(11):107-112

RESUMEN

El lenguaje, el dibujo y el gesto son los tres vehículos de comunicación que el preescolar emplea. En la escuela maternal estos tres vehículos pueden convertirse en instrumentos de aprendizaje. Los objetivos pedagógicos del preescolar deben ser: potenciar su autonomía personal y el conocimiento y comprensión de la realidad que le rodea. Tras el análisis de los resultados obtenidos en una experiencia global de comunicación con párvulos de tercer curso, se subraya la importancia de la conversación con el maestro que ayuda a una estructuración correcta de las frases y a una mayor comprensión. Asimismo se destaca la importancia de la mímica para el desarrollo de la función simbólica.  相似文献   

The Importance of Negotiation for Policy Dialogue: Latin American Training Experiences     

Jaramillo  Maria Clara 《Prospects》2004,34(2):197-209

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The status of speech training in the secondary schools of the western and eastern states     

Clara E. Krefting 《Quarterly Journal of Speech》2013,99(2):248-257

From Art to Theatre. Form and Convention in the Renaissance. By George R. Kernodle. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1944; pp. 255, 62 illustrations. $5.00.

Shakespeare and the Actors—The Stage Business in His Plays (1660–1905). By Arthur Colby Sprague. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1944; pp. xxv + 440. $5.00.

A Handbook of Classical Drama. By Philip Whaley Harsh. Stanford University: Stanford University Press, 1944, pp. xii + 526. $4.00.

A Great Time to Be Alive. By Harry Emerson Fosdick. New York: Harper &; Brothers, 1944; pp. 235. $2.00.

The Scholar and the Future of the Research Library. By Fremont Rider. New York: Hadham Press, 1944; pp. 236. $4.00.

Representative American Speeches: 1943–1944. Selected by A. Craig Baird. New York: The H. W. Wilson Company, 1944; pp. 360. $1.25.

American Dialect Dictionary. By Harold Wentworth. New York: The Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1944; pp. xv + 747. $6.00.  相似文献   

A Graded School at Work     

Mrs. Clara Bancroft Beatley 《Religious education (Chicago, Ill.)》2013,108(6):225-227

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The Museum of Irish Industry,Robert Kane and education for all in the Dublin of the 1850s and 1860s 1     

Clara Cullen 《History of education》2013,42(1):99-113

The Museum of Irish Industry in Dublin, in its short existence (1845–1867) facilitated the access of ordinary people to popular scientific education, became a cause célèbre and was defended by popular protest when the government recommended its abolition in 1862. Its Director, Sir Robert Kane (1809–1890) was not only an advocate of popular industrial education but also had a lifelong commitment to ‘united’ (or non‐denominational) education believing that only this type of education would achieve the ultimate result of tolerance, religious peace and national prosperity in Ireland. From 1854 a Government School of Science was part of the museum’s educational activities and from 1854 to 1867 the professors attached to the museum offered courses of lectures, both ‘popular’ and formal courses, on physics, chemistry, botany, zoology and geology, and in applied science. With its exhibition collections, its laboratories and the range of educational courses organised by its staff the museum was one of the British government’s most innovative experiments in education in Victorian Ireland. Beyond this, Kane’s determination that the courses offered by the museum would be available to all, with no distinction of creed or gender, distinguishes this institution as a pioneer in providing equal access to scientific education to all in the mid‐nineteenth century. This article will explore the role this unique education played in the educational and social life of mid‐Victorian Dublin.  相似文献