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In 1991, the Reference and Information Services staff of the Alfred Taubman Medical Library at the University of Michigan gathered data on the use of the reference desk, including the frequency and types of assistance requested by different user groups throughout the year. Recommendations based on the results of this study led to improved service as well as more efficient use of staff resources. 相似文献
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Christine Redman 《理论付诸实践》2017,56(4):318-326
The main focus here is to examine the benefits of defining and developing an engineering curriculum for elementary schools. Like many other international educational systems, Australian educational settings have been seeking to effectively implement science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education. However, current assumptions and expectations of STEM education are broad, poorly defined and intangible. This article deliberates on possible contributions and impediments that are preventing teachers from achieving engineering education in their classrooms. Using positioning theory, this article offers possible ways that the specific literacies of engineering can be better realized in teacher practices. A closer alignment will be necessary between the visions and expectations of STEM education, as perceived by governments, business, industry, and schools, to ensure a realization of the potential of STEM education. Engineering education in elementary school settings warrants the investment of time to understand what it proffers, and to enable teachers to identity and refine their practices to optimize the many benefits afforded. 相似文献
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Krell Moritz Redman Christine Mathesius Sabrina Krüger Dirk van Driel Jan 《Research in Science Education》2020,50(6):2305-2329
Research in Science Education - Scientific reasoning competencies are highlighted in science education policy papers and standard documents in various countries around the world and pre-service... 相似文献
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Richard White Paul Gardner Malcolm Carr Alister Jones Ken Appleton Marilyn Fleer Christine Redman Vaille Dawson Wen-Hua Chang Stephen M. Ritchie 《Cultural Studies of Science Education》2009,4(2):263-301
This collection of historical accounts provides diverse perspectives on the structure and culture of the community of researchers
who participate in activities of the Australasian Science Education Research Association (ASERA). It describes the formation
of the Association, and identifies major changes and challenges for the ever growing and internationalisation of its membership.
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Peter Redman 《Gender and education》2005,17(5):531-538
This brief article argues for the development of a stronger psycho‐social perspective in the broad field of the sociology of education and, in particular, in studies of masculinities and schooling. The article suggests that such studies have much to gain from an understanding of unconscious fantasy and the mutually constitutive nature of the unconscious and the social. By the same token, it also argues that a psycho‐social perspective has much to gain from ethnographies of the school. 相似文献
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Continuing education for librarians and educating library school students in the areas of technical services are topics often discussed within the field of librarianship. The presenters in this session provided alternatives to “on the job” education for technical services professionals. Two presenters provided strategies for instructing an online continuing education course on acquisitions. The third presenter shared information about the development and teaching of a serials course at a library school. 相似文献
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William A. Sandoval Noel Enyedy Elizabeth H. Redman Sihan Xiao 《International Journal of Science Education》2013,35(13):1848-1869
ABSTRACTMost of the research on argumentation in science education has documented the myriad flaws in students’ argumentation, and the difficulties teachers have organising productive arguments in the classroom. We apply a sociocultural framework to argue that productive argumentation emerges from a classroom culture in which its practice meaningfully serves classroom goals. We present a case study using interaction analysis to contrast two elementary teachers’ efforts to organise productive scientific argumentation in their classrooms. One teacher used discourse moves to orient students to each other’s contributions in ways the other did not, reflecting differences in underlying aims for collective versus individual sense-making. This analysis shows that connecting discourse practices specifically to a goal of collective sense-making promotes productive argumentation. 相似文献