Training from cradle to grave? Social justice and training for people with learning difficulties     

Sheila Riddell  Stephen Baron  Heather Wilkinson 《教育政策杂志》2013,28(4):531-544

In this paper we question whether the radical change in the life situation of people with learning difficulties triggered by the closure of long‐stay hospitals does in fact represent an adequate inclusion into civil society or whether people with learning difficulties continue to experience strong exclusionary tendencies. We will explore the implications of a range of contemporary social justice theories for people with learning difficulties and examine the justice inherent in arrangements for training people with learning difficulties made by Local Enterprise Companies (LECs). We argue that training may be seen as a crucible of social values since its distribution transmits powerful messages about who is considered salvageable or unsalvageable, who is likely to become economically active and who is to be consigned to some special status of otherness. Finally, we consider what conceptualizations of social justice might hold out most hope for people with learning difficulties.  相似文献   

Relationships between perceived attributes of innovations and their subsequent adoption     

Glenn S. Allan  W. C. Wolf Jr. 《Peabody Journal of Education》2013,88(4):332-336

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信赖档案工作者：档案职业道德在建立公众信任中的作用   总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1  

Glenn Dingwall  蔡娜  吴开平 《北京档案》2005,(9):42-43

道德标准是衡量人们行为合理性的一个哲学分支,它教导人们做出合乎道德的行为.为做出合乎道德的决定提供参考,通常涉及到道德规范的制定.  相似文献   

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   

Congressional oversight of security classification policy     

Glenn English 《Government Information Quarterly》1984,1(2):165-176

Security classification policy is generally established by the President through an executive order. Although Congress has no formally established oversight role on security classification issues, there has been fairly regular and systematic congressional oversight of security classification policy. However, the nature of the classification process makes it very difficult for Congress to monitor the way in which classification policy is applied in practice.  相似文献   

Administrative modernization in British universities     

Glenn E. Brooks 《Higher Education Quarterly》1973,27(4):431-456

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Distance learning in post-qualifying nurse education at Northumbria University: implications for the role of the library and library staff     

Bailey P  Cook G  Thynne E  Weatherhead E  Glenn S  Mitchell A 《Health information and libraries journal》2004,21(1):66-69

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On Teaching 'Flying into the Wind'     

Glenn Mascord 《English in Education》1987,21(2):55-60

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Creating pretence and sharing friendship: modal expressions in children's play     

Frances Hoyte  Jane Torr  Sheila Degotardi 《International Journal of Early Years Education》2015,23(1):17-30

Friendships and play provide children with opportunities for mutual engagement, which both require and facilitate children's language use. Modality is a semantic system in the language associated with children's learning. One way in which modality is realised is through linguistic expressions which allow speakers to moderate the degree of certainty about the truth of propositions (expressions of possibility) and the degree of necessity with respect to proposals (expressions of obligation). No research has explored the relationship between friendship and children's use of modality. This paper reports on the use of both types of modal expression during play between five- and six-year-old children in two friendship contexts. Results showed that possibility expressions occurred at similar rates in both contexts while obligation expressions occurred significantly more often in play in high-level friendships than in low-level friendships. Findings suggest that in high-level friendships modality was used cohesively to create and extend pretend play, whereas in low-level friendships it was used to regulate behaviour. Because modal expressions are important resources for managing interpersonal relationships, for talking about ideas and situations beyond the here and now and for writing for a non-present audience, our findings provide valuable insights for educators of young children.  相似文献   

How do principals make sense of school leadership in Norwegian reorganised leadership teams?     

Hedvig Abrahamsen  Marit Aas  Glenn Ole Hellekjær 《School Leadership & Management》2015,35(1):62-78

A growing body of research has emphasised the importance of school leadership practice for quality improvement in schools. Yet, little attention has been paid to the investigation of how principals reshape their leadership role and leadership practices when schools reorganise the leadership team with the purpose of increasing the number of formally assigned leaders. As such, this study provides additional insight into how moments of transitions may reshape institutional logics regarding principal leadership practice. Drawing on interviews and contextual observations of five principals in lower secondary schools, framed within a distributed perspective and theory of sense-making, we address this issue by demonstrating that regulative changes influence the normative and cognitive aspects of institutions. We argue that principals re-conceptualise leadership when they move from being solo leaders to sharing leadership, and this allows for subjective interpretations. We have identified two approaches for principal leadership practice which the reorganised leadership team can provide – the exchanging information – and collaborative discussion approaches.  相似文献