高校思想政治教育进公寓创新机制研究

学生公寓是高校思想政治工作的新领域，也是大学生思想政治教育的重载体之一。本文通过分析高校思想政治教育进公寓的现状以及出现的问题，设计了高校思想政治教育进公寓创新机制建设的基本框架。主包括：理论研究创新机制建设、日常工作创新机制建设、队伍管理创新机制建设、组织机构创新机制建设四个方面内容。     

试论新时期如何做好思想政治教育进学生公寓工作

本文结合作者从事高校学生思想政治教育和学生管理的经验,探讨了在当前形势下开展思想政治工作进学生公寓工作的具体方法,提出思想政治进公寓首先要学生专职辅导员进公寓,其次要建立健全公寓管理制度,第三要开展各类公寓文化建设活动,最后还要完善监督机制和激励机制。     

新形势下高校党建工作进公寓的探索与研究

随着我国高等教育改革的不断深入，对高校学生的思想教育工作提出了新的挑战，也为高校党建工作提出了新的课题，如何在新形势下完善高校党建工作成为了许多高校关注的焦点。本文分析了高校党建工作进公寓的意义和必要性，同时提出了高校党建工作进公寓的工作模式。     

加强大学生公寓思想政治建设途径探析

学生公寓作为大学校园的一个重要组成部分,不仅仅是学生日常生活与学习的重要场所,也是课堂之外对学生进行思想政治工作和素质教育的重要阵地,深刻影响着大学生的学习、思想和生活。加强公寓思想政治教育建设,既是营造良好学习生活环境的需要,也是高校安全稳定工作的需要,同时更是大学生思想政治教育的重要平台,通过学生党团组织进公寓、建立学生公寓自我管理组织、开展丰富多彩的公寓活动、营造积极向上的学生公寓文化等途径,加强大学生思想政治建设,引领大学生全面健康的发展。     

浅谈高校学生公寓开展思想政治教育工作的新途径

在学生公寓内进行思想政治教育是目前思想政治教育工作的重要课题。高校公寓辅导员工作在思想政治教育的第一线,是思想政治教育的主力军。因此,必须对学生的生活和学习进行正确的引导,及时了解他们的思想动态,将"服务与管理"完美地结合在一起,有效地进行学生公寓思想政治教育工作。本文从高校学生公寓思想政治教育出现的问题以及由此提出在学生公寓开展思想政治教育工作的新途径。以此来提升高校公寓辅导员进行思想政治教育的整体效果。     

浅议如何加强高校公寓文化建设

公寓文化是校园文化的重要组成部分,是全面提高学生素质的有效载体。高校公寓文化正从单一生活区功能向思想教育、行为指导、生活服务、文化活动等多重功能转化,根据新形势下全面加强和改进大学生思想政治教育工作的现实需要,本文主要从建立健全管理制度、打造优良环境、党团组织进公寓和打造精品活动等方面入手,谈谈如何充分发挥公寓文化育人阵地的作用。     

坚持以人为本 加强职业院校公寓文化建设

学生公寓管理工作千头万绪,关系到每个学生的利益。在具体工作中,关键是要抓好安全与和谐两个主题,保证安全是公寓管理工作的基础,追求和谐是工作的目标。积极推进思想政治教育进公寓工作,增强学生公寓的     

公寓文化建设探析

公寓文化建设能够提高思想政治教育工作进公寓的实效性,有助于学生各方面的协调发展。但是,公寓文化建设是一项系统的工程,需要结合环境建设、组织建设、制度建设,以及各种公寓文化活动来形成积极、高尚、健康、和谐的公寓文化氛围。     

思想政治教育在高校学生公寓管理中的作用

在高校中开展思想政治教育是势在必行的,可以促进学生全面发展,是育人的一个重要环节。新时期的高校公寓管理,要认真落实科学发展观,确立热情服务,科学管理,育人为本的理念。加强公寓管理过程中的思想政治教育,构建和谐的公寓。     

新形势下公寓思想政治教育工作浅析

公寓作为大学生思想政治教育的重要载体之一，在新形势下所起的作用越来越重要。本文分析了目前公寓思想政治教育中存在的一些问题，并就切实推进公寓思想政治教育工作提出了相应的改进方法。     

Research needs and priorities in housing and construction in Ethiopia

This paper attempts to present the main elements that are of central importance to housing problems and, in addition, gives an overview of the existing situations of housing research and construction activities in Ethiopia. It is hoped that such information may help the participants of the Seminar to suggest solutions in order to enhance the research and development for housing and construction activities and secure decent shelter for unfortunate urban groups in the developing countries.     

Advances in monitoring and evaluation in low- and middle-income countries

Data to inform and improve health care systems in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) has been facilitated by the development of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems. The drivers of change in M&E systems over the last 50 years have included a series of health concerns that have animated global donors (e.g., family planning, vaccination campaigns, and HIV/AIDS); the data requirements of donors; improved national economies enabling LMICs to invest more in M&E systems; and rapid advances in digital technologies. Progress has included the training and expansion of an M&E workforce, the creation of systems for data collection and use, and processes for assessing and ensuring data quality. Controversies have included the development of disease-specific systems that do not coordinate with each other, and a growing burden on health care deliverers to collect data for a proliferating number of health and process indicators. Digital technologies offer the promise of real time data and quick adaptation but also raise ethical and privacy concerns. The desire for speed can cast large-scale evaluations, considered by some to be the gold standard, in an unfavorable light as slow and expensive. Accordingly, there is a growing demand for speedy evaluations that rely on routine health information systems and privately collected “big data” from electronic health records and social media.     

Sex and family planning in Denmark and in Danish communes

Sexual activity and family planning practice in the general Danish society and in Danish communes were examined. Denmark has a sexually active population which practices effective and consistent family planning and which has an impressively low abortion level. Effective methods of contraception - especially IUDs and the pill - are known and practiced by all socioeconomic classes in Danish society. Denmark's steadily falling birthrate is due to: 1) a liberal attitude toward sex and procreation, 2) an effective and early system of sex education in the schools, and 3) available and reasonably priced contraceptive methods. Sexual and family planning practices in Danish communes are similar to those in the general society. Most pregnancies in the communes are not accidental and most would not end in abortion. The sexual attitudes and practices in the communes are influenced by the general society.     

Reassessing Differences in Work and Income in Cohabitation and Marriage

Are cohabiters different than married couples who cohabited before marriage? This study used the 2002 wave of the National Survey of Families and Households to determine how work behavior might differ for 4 relationship types: (a) cohabiters with uncertain marriage plans, (b) cohabiters with definite marriage plans, (c) premarital cohabiters who recently married, and (d) premarital cohabiters married 5 or more years (n = 638). The results are compared with differences found in overall comparisons of all cohabiters and married couples (N = 916) and were markedly different, indicating that overall comparisons do not adequately capture the range of behavior across cohabitation and marriage. Evidence of increased specialization was found in marriage, yet steep behavioral differences were not found between cohabiters with definite marriage plans and recently married couples but instead were associated with longevity in marriage. This implies that any possible causal effect of marriage on behavior may accrue with time spent married.     

Muslims in Prison: Challenge and Change in Britain and France

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