对大学毕业生就业软环境建设的思考

大学毕业生能否实现充分就业 ,这与高校就业环境的建设是密不可分的。随着就业形势的日益严峻 ,要正确解决大学毕业生就业难的问题 ,努力加强建设大学毕业生就业软环境 ,应该是当前以及今后很长时间内值得高校关注和重视的工作任务。     

Analyzing mental health evaluation: moral and ethical dimensions

Now that evaluators have been sensitized to the importance of moral and ethical issues in their work, it is time to move beyond generalities and examine the moral and ethical implications of specific evaluation models in specific settings. This paper proposes a framework that can be used to examine moral and ethical dimensions of evaluation and illustrates it by analyzing a selected model of mental health evaluation. Such a systematic identification of moral issues can improve evaluation practice both proactively, by shaping the training of evaluators, and retrospectively, by contributing to meta-evaluation.     

追寻解放的革命教育理念与实践：以西北军政大学为中心

西北军政大学作为解放战争时期中国共产党创办的区域性军政大学之一,接续抗日军政大学的革命传统,呼应世界范围内民族解放的时代诉求,开展了基于解放目标的教育动员行动。通过开放的办学方式、灵活的教学内容、明确的革命导向,西北军政大学将思想教育与解放事业相结合,以批判的武器支持武器的批判,适应了中国革命和建设的实际需要,培养了一批革命干部与专业人才,形成了植根中国社会实际和革命斗争需要的特殊高等教育模式,具有特定的时代意义与深远的历史影响。     

爱沙尼亚职前教师教育课程建设的价值嬗变、架构及特征——以塔尔图大学为例

被誉为“爱沙尼亚的启蒙圣母”的塔尔图大学是爱沙尼亚最早开展师范教育的高校,既反映了本国职前教师教育发展的需求,也是职前教师教育课程发展的缩影。塔尔图大学职前教师教育课程建设的价值经历了从通过技能提升获得教师职业身份、培养理论基础夯实的从教人员到实现教师专业发展的终身性嬗变。在职前教师教育课程建设中,构建了以培养教师候选人的综合素养的课程目标,依托主题将教师教育知识统整为课程内容,推行“反思—探究”教学策略,优化课程实施方式及依托信息技术,完善课程评估手段,彰显出课程内容注重时代性、课程设置以学习者中心、课程谱系理论与实践有机交融以及课程制定与实施利益相关者共同参与的典型特征。     

湖南大学早期学术期刊的传播理念与导向研究

湖南大学早期学术期刊传播理念鲜明,导向正确。《湘学新报》创刊时坚持不谈朝政、不议官常的办刊宗旨与导向,坚持为学术而学术的办刊理念;《湖大教育学会教育杂志》倡导养成研究之精神,以坚实教育学术之基础的传播理念;《员辐》提倡“文以载道”的传统学术传播理念;《国立湖南大学期刊（新一号）》提倡兼容并蓄的学术导向,坚持扶持学术名流与发掘学术新秀相结合的传播理念;《湖南大学季刊》坚持贴合形势选稿组稿的传播理念,提倡根据时局需要策划专栏专刊的学术导向;《学术丛刊（人文科学号）》坚持以学术质量为选稿标准的传播理念。对湖南大学早期学术期刊的传播理念和导向进行研究和整理,具有重要的文献价值和借鉴作用。     

广东中心城市新兴大学──五邑大学

五邑大学建校１０年缩影着改革开放以来广东中心城市新兴大学的办学历程,“内外合力,共建大学”是其基本特色,“面向地方,服务基层”是其办学宗旨。     

Correlates of honor ratings in a clinical clerkship employing a faculty forum evaluation system

5he purpose of this study was to determine whether or not suspected variables affected a surgery clerk's chances of being awarded an honor rating. Findings indicated a significant relationship between a student receiving an honor rating and his or her preceptor's predetermined level of student advocacy, the number of completed patient interview and physical examination write-ups, and final examination scores. There was no significant relationship found between honor ratings and the preceptor's status, the sequence in which the student was discussed or the length of time spent discussing the student at the final evaluation meeting, or the number of clinical faculty present at the meeting. These results lend support to the faculty forum evaluation approach, but suggest a need for further scrutiny of some influencing variables to ensure all students are fairly considered and honor ratings judiciously awarded.     

Physician perceptions of medical malpractice and defensive medicine

Using judgments obtained in interviews with 33 Massachusetts physicians, the annual statewide volume of expenditures incurred for defensive medical reasons in 1982 was estimated to be $1.0 billion, 12% of all medical care expenditures. Estimates for the nation were $37 billion, 14% of expenditures. Nationally, 180,000 cesarean deliveries were thought to be performed for defensive motives. In their own institutions, respondents judged 43% of all skull x-rays following injury to be medically justified, 30% to be defensive medicine, 16% to be placebos, and 11% to be physician misjudgments. In considering the economic and noneconomic costs of medical malpractice procedures, the dollar costs of insurance were considered most serious, followed closely by defensive medicine, unfairness, and poorer relations with patients. Thirty-two percent of the responsibility for the negative aspects of malpractice processes was assigned to lawyers, 21% to physicians, 18% to legislatures and courts, 16% to patients, and 13% to insurance companies.     

Intergenerational and career mobility in Britain: An integrated analysis

Mobility analysis has traditionally concentrated on the task of charting flows in the two-way contingency table which relates occupational origin to occupational destination. It has not yet undertaken a unified analysis of intergenerational and intragenerational aspects of mobility. And only rarely does it incorporate terms which represent ordered concepts such as inequality or vertical movement. In contrast, path analysis has typically imposed strong orderings on the data, and it has been employed to tease out the relations among several occupational variables. Its main defect is that it entirely abstracts from shifts in mean occupational position, and also from change in the shape of the occupational distribution. Yet both of these are important sources of mobility. The present paper shows how two innovations in mobility analysis may be generalized to constitute a technique which unites the strengths of path analysis with those of log-linear analysis. The two innovations are (a) the conceptual disaggregation of perfect and exchange mobility, and (b) the imposition of an ordered component within each (K. Hope, 1981, Sociology 15, 19–55). The outcome of this generalization is a simple yet powerful account of mobility in Britain.     

Network analysis in evaluation: some words of caution

Network analysis, a methodology derived from general systems' theory, can be utilized as a community mental health administrative-evaluation procedure. Evaluation parameters derived from analysis of patient data as they “flow” through a network of agency services, provide measures of systemic functioning. These parameters include “longest paths” and various ratio relationships as evaluation measures of service delivery. The limitations of network analysis are examined by means of conceptual analyses, and phenomena that emerged from research experience. The necessity for both quantitative and qualitative data to ensure a meaningful evaluation of mental health services is explained. Conclusions about the value of the network analysis approach are considered.