Community Meetings and Conflict Management     

George J. Rentsch 《Equity & Excellence in Education》2013,46(4-5):48-52

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Culture and the self: a comparison of attitudes to study among English and Japanese students in state secondary education     

George Shand 《Compare》2013,43(6):857-858

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Managing Your Library Construction Project: A Step-by-Step Guide,by Richard C. McCarthy     

George Lawson 《期刊图书馆员》2013,64(1-2):312-314

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Book reviews     

Martin Bulmer  Alvin M. Weinberg  George Weisz 《Minerva》1990,28(1):98-113

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Adjacency matrix concepts for the analysis of the interconnection of networks     

William N. Anderson  Richard J. Duffin  George E. Trapp 《Journal of The Franklin Institute》1974,298(1):9-27

A mathematical theory is developed for an imagined device termed a “junctor”. A junctor could be used to interconnect two n-terminal networks giving rise to another n-terminal network. Actually a junctor is itself a simple network with three banks of n-terminals internally connected in some fashion by perfectly conducting wires. Adjacency matrices are formulated to analyze various junctors and their current flows. The main problem treated concerns conditions which would ensure that the junctor operation is associative.  相似文献   

Tests of the synchronograph on the telegraph lines of the British Government: The wheatstone receiver operated by the alternating current in transmitting intelligence     

Albert Cushing Crehore  George Owen Squier 《Journal of The Franklin Institute》1898,145(5):361-373

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Building electronic cooperation in the 1990s- the Maryland, Georgia, and Texas experiences     

Desider L. Vikor  George Gaumond  Fred M. Heath 《The Journal of Academic Librarianship》1997,23(6):511-514

Large scale statewide library cooperation using information technology and wide area networks dates back to the early 1980s with efforts such as the Florida Center for Library Automation and, more recently, the LOUIS Project in Louisiana (see JAL January 1994) and OhioLink (see JAL September 1995). Early efforts were usually focused on the implementation of library information management systems and the provision of shared access to locally held collections, and they often still are. In the 1990s, though, we are witnessing a shift in statewide cooperative use of networks to provide principally access to bibliographic and full-text resources not held locally and usually provided by commercial vendors for use by libraries. As the case studies in this column illustrate the development of funding sources, the technical implementations and support, and the management organization differ from state to state. They reflect, though, the incremental shift in the information landscape towards “electronic libraries”. I choose the word incremental intentionally to reflect that this change has not (at least so far) been anywhere near as rapid or revolutionary as many expected. Nevertheless, what has happened in about 15 years is quite dramatic. It portends a different kind of academic library.—CBL, University of Maryland, College Park.  相似文献   

When is a song a song? The development of singing in early childhood     

Lyle Davidson  W. George Scarlett 《Early Childhood Education Journal》1987,14(3):30-31

During the second year of life, babies actively play with sounds they produce. Their sound-play often has musical qualities such as pitch, rhythm, and melodic contour, but it is not the same as singing. Singing is a complex activity, one requiring skills that usually take the entire preschool years to develop.Lyle Davidson is a professor at the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, MA. W. George Scarlett is a professor of child psychology at Assumption College, Worcester, MA. The research reported on in this article is based on work done at Project Zero, Harvard School of Education, Cambridge, MA.The research reported here was part of a larger study of early symbolization carried out at Project Zero, Harvard School of Education, and funded by the Spencer and Carnegie foundations. The results of this larger study will appear in a formthcoming book,The Making of Meanings, edited by Dennie Wolf and Howard Gardner.  相似文献   

The Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning in Higher Education: A Discourse on Rationales and Assumptions     

George Lueddeke 《Higher Education Quarterly》1997,51(3):210-224

This paper explores some of the issues and benefits surrounding the process of accreditation of prior experiential learning (APEL) as one key institutional 'building block' for meeting the needs of adults who wish access to UK higher education institutions (HEIs) course provision. Arguments are advanced whereby APEL could help to 'unlock doors' to HEIs for those (mostly part-time students), who have traditionally been denied access or advanced standing to HE courses because of personal, socio-economic or institutional constraints. The paper also provides a basis for APEL based on educational grounds. Reference to a three year study/project in a Canadian institution, where criteria were evolved that eventually led to the establishment of APEL policy and procedures along with the evolution of the necessary infrastructure, is also made. APEL is also presented as a human resource/career development process that can gather momentum, gain commitment and support from the private sector.  相似文献   

The complete guide to citing government documents: A manual for writers & librarians: Diane L. Garner and Diane H. Smith Bethesda,Maryland: Congressional Information Service,Inc., for the American Library Association,Government Documents Round Table, 1984, 142 pages, $12.95. ISBN 0-88692-X. LC 84-11357     

George D. Brightbill 《Government Information Quarterly》1985,2(1):115

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