会计学专业网络课程教学效果分析和思考 ——以湖南工程学院为例

随着"互联网+教育"的深入发展,网络教育模式和教学手段不断更新,目前国内高校利用超星、中国大学MOOC平台、智慧树等网络教学平台开展网络教学已非常普遍.通过对湖南工程学院会计学专业课程网络教学进行抽样调查,从网络教学平台使用情况、学生接受度、学习情况、学习效果、满意度等方面进行统计分析.旨在总结网络教学模式的成功经验,反思存在的问题和不足,为网络教学未来的发展提供借鉴.     

智慧城市建设推动社区治理实践创新

社区是党和政府联系及服务居民群众的"最后一公里",社区治理现代化是国家治理现代化的重要组成部分.推进首都治理体系和治理能力现代化,社区治理的理论与实践创新必不可少.本文以大数据技术为视角,立足于北京市大力推进智慧城市建设、布局城市全域应用场景、一体推进数字社会建设的政策背景,从智慧社区应用目标谱系出发,通过全域集数据模型,以标准化的城市基础信息编码体系为基础,面向城市数字化治理和精细化管理需要,基于全域大数据关键技术解决社区治理全域应用场景问题,推动社区治理智慧服务与精细化管理,同时促进智慧北京建设及相关高精尖产业发展.     

基于产教融合背景的旅游管理专业实践教学体系优化分析

当下,我国社会产业结构不断升级,国内旅游行业进入到"互联网+"旅游的发展时代.产教融合是将高校旅游管理专业搜集到的课内外理论知识、实践应用案例与社会实训活动进行有效结合,对学生展开旅游市场学、旅游导游学、旅游线路规划与设计、酒店管理等方面的综合性教育.从产教融合教育发展背景出发,探究旅游管理专业课程教学存在的问题,构建起以学生参与为主的实践教学体系,可以保证旅游管理教学质量、综合素质人才培养目标的达成.     

Checking validity of monotone domain mean estimators

Estimates of population characteristics such as domain means are often expected to follow monotonicity assumptions. Recently, a method to adaptively pool neighbouring domains was proposed, which ensures that the resulting domain mean estimates follow monotone constraints. The method leads to asymptotically valid estimation and inference, and can lead to substantial improvements in efficiency, in comparison with unconstrained domain estimators. However, assuming incorrect shape constraints may lead to biased estimators. Here, we develop the Cone Information Criterion for Survey Data as a diagnostic method to measure monotonicity departures on population domain means. We show that the criterion leads to a consistent methodology that makes an asymptotically correct decision choosing between unconstrained and constrained domain mean estimators. The Canadian Journal of Statistics 47: 315–331; 2019 © 2019 Statistical Society of Canada     

Effects of mediator competence and mediation process on user satisfaction with child custody,finances, and property outcomes

This study draws on survey data from 205 family mediation service users concerning their satisfaction with the outcomes of mediation to address two research questions: (a) how satisfied are service users? and (b) what factors account for users' satisfaction with the outcome of child custody arrangements and the allocation of finances and property? Overall, users' level of satisfaction with outcomes was high. While the mediation process explained a significant variance in satisfaction with the outcomes for child custody and for finances and property, the mediator's perceived professional competence did not predict user satisfaction with the outcomes for either issue. This study contributes to our knowledge on the significance of mediators' process skill, specifically their calm and clear responses to the socioemotional needs of the mediated parties, on the service outcomes for both types of dispute. The implications for mediation training are discussed.     

Generational conflict and provisions for the elderly in Hong Kong: The relevance of position‐based interest and values

Respect for the elderly and hence the associated rights support a generational contract. Nevertheless, the case of the recent debate on the universal retirement scheme in Hong Kong has raised concerns about its strength. We identify relevant items from the sixth wave of the World Values Survey to explore the orientations of different generations toward others. The analysis shows differences between younger and older generations. Regression analyses show that values are not significant in explaining the differences, but various positions, including sex, marital status, and education, and perceptions of the elderly are relevant. Such differences across generations might weaken the generational contract and potentially engender conflicts as shown in the recent debate about the retirement scheme. We suggest short‐ and long‐term interest calculations, informed by their positions, play a more significant role in policy discussions and decisions, rather than simply appealing to values.     

Deviant Peers and Adolescent Risky Behaviors: The Protective Effect of Nonverbal Display of Parental Warmth

This study examines whether nonverbal displays of parents’ warmth during an in‐lab conflict discussion mitigate the links between affiliation with deviant peers and risky behaviors. A sample of 107 youth and their parents participated in a study spanning from mid‐adolescence (T1) to late adolescence (T2). At T1, family members discussed a contentious issue, which was coded for parents’ nonverbal warmth. At T1 and T2, youth reported on their friends’ and their own risky behaviors. Fathers’ warmth moderated each prospective association between deviant peers and risky behaviors. Mothers’ warmth did not emerge as a significant moderator. Girls, in particular, benefitted from fathers’ warmth as a buffer in the trajectory from T1 risky behaviors to T2 risky behaviors and deviant peers.     

Active Ageing Index in Korea – Comparison with China and EU countries

The evidence‐based policymaking relies on the use and robustness of the available data. Many conceptual and operational difficulties restrict this process, not least in making use of evidence to identify policy priorities. The Active Ageing Index (AAI), developed originally for the 28 European Union countries, offers a strong motivation in this respect. This paper reports on the development of the AAI for Korea, a country where speed and level of population aging is among the highest in the world. Drawing on the comparative analysis of the AAI results for Korea, China, and European countries, we find that Korea's AAI (35.3) is higher than the average of the AAI for all EU countries (33.9) but lower than China (37.3). Fitting Korea into the overall ranking with the EU countries and China (ranked 7), Korea is ranked 11, just behind Germany (10). The AAI results in Korea show that the employment domain performs extremely well compared with the EU countries, but other domains, especially “Social participation” and “Independent, healthy and secure living,” are achieving less favorable outcomes. High employment among the current cohorts of older workers in Korea can be attributed largely to the constraints of low pension income status.