Introduction     

David L. Elliott 《Publishing Research Quarterly》1992,8(4):3-5

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Teamwork and change     

Gill Needham  Jane Holdsworth  Denise Miles 《Health information and libraries journal》1991,8(3):170-171

Science at Harvard University, 1846-47: a case study of the character and functions of written documents     

Elliott CA 《美国档案工作者》1994,57(3):448-460

This paper explores surviving documentation and what it reveals about the underlying social structure and relations in a historic time and place. The mid-nineteenth century is chosen as a period prior to modern bureaucracies so that documents are not found in defining filing systems. Some six hundred documents are studied individually and characterized collectively. They are examined not to tell a story, however, but for evidence of their creation and maintenance and of their physical types, functional characteristics, and relations between authors and recipients. The study reveals the fruitfulness of such an orientation to documents, which complements traditional historical uses that emphasize document content.  相似文献   

Vernacular Insurrections: race,black protest,and the new century in composition-literacies studies     

Gill Anderson 《Changing English: An International Journal of English Teaching》2015,22(1):125-131

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Ethical dilemmas are really important to potential adopters of autonomous vehicles     

Gill  Tripat 《Ethics and Information Technology》2021,23(4):657-673

Ethics and Information Technology - The ethical dilemma (ED) of whether autonomous vehicles (AVs) should protect the passengers or pedestrians when harm is unavoidable has been widely researched...  相似文献   

Reconfiguring the natures of childhood     

Gill Boag-Munroe 《Early Years: An International Journal of Research and Development》2015,35(1):110-111

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Early Examination Reform in Scotland and the Crisis in History 1888‐1939     

B. J. Elliott 《Journal of educational administration and history》1992,24(1):47-57

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Emerging Attributes of Pedagogy and Curriculum for the “New World Order”     

Hitendra Pillay  Bob Elliott 《Innovative Higher Education》2001,26(1):7-22

This article is a conceptual one designed to start dialogue on educational issues that are unfolding amidst the changes in other sectors of our society such as production, services, and recreation. We first present an overview of the fundamental but profound changes evidenced in our society and then discuss the nature of these changes and their impact on human ability to function effectively within such an environment. In light of the complexities such as uncertainties and dualistic/multiple perspectives and incongruities, we propose that a model for pedagogy and curriculum development should adopt critical thinking as the key attribute—because it has the potential to deliver an education system for the new world order.  相似文献   

Differential Grading Standards Revisited   总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2  

A. Christopher Strenta  Rogers Elliott 《Journal of Educational Measurement》1987,24(4):281-291

The differential grading standards described by Goldman and Widawski (1976) exist in the same magnitude and in roughly the same order a decade later in a different kind of institution. Major fields that attract as majors students who score higher on SATs employ stricter grading standards. These differential grading standards serve to attenuate the correlation between SAT scores and grades, which is, even in highly selective institutions, substantial.  相似文献   

Taylorism,Tylerism and Performance Indicators: defending the indefensible?     

Gill Helsby  Murray Saunders 《Educational studies》1993,19(1):55-77

This paper explores some of the antecedents to the recent growing interest in the United Kingdom in the use of educational performance indicators, and links it in particular to aspects of both Taylorist and Tylerist philosophies. It attempts to distinguish between different constructed meanings of performance indicators evident in both policy statements and practice. Whilst acknowledging the many potential problems inherent in the adoption of this approach to evaluation, the paper argues that both the nature and use of educational performance indicators are crucially shaped by factors such as purpose, authorship, focus and audience. The paper outlines an approach to performance indicators which tacitly addresses a critique of Taylorist and Tylerist influences, adopting an optimistic view that indicators can be made professionally relevant and useful. At the heart of the paper is an account of a collaborative evaluation project which, over the last 5 years, has supported the development of teacher‐generated indicators across some 80 schools and colleges in a consortium of six local education authorities. Despite the difficulties which have been encountered in this approach, the paper concludes that performance indicators can be made professionally relevant and useful.  相似文献