利用专门用途英语理论（ESP）进行高职英语课程改革

大学生是祖国的未来，为国家培养宝贵人才是每个教师的重任。在我国教育改革的洪流下。一线教师应充分掌握和利用先进的教学方法和教学资源。作者盼望通过本文能够与广大教育教学工作者们进行学术交流．为国家培养更多、更优秀的人才。     

大学生自我和谐与心理健康的关系研究

探讨大学生自我和谐与性别、专业之间的关系，自我与经验、自我刻板性因子与心理健康各因子之间的关系，有助于我们有针对性地开展学校心理健康教育，提高大学生的心理健康水平。     

构建流动党员动态管理机制的探索

从整体上看，流动党员的管理无论是在管理思路上还是在管理方式上仍没有走出计划经济时代以单位管理为主、以行政管理为主的被动状态。构建流动党员动态管理机制的主要措施：创新工作思路，党员动态管理应以遵循科学发展观为基本原则；探索有利于党员动态教育管理的有效方法；实施科学管理，健全有利于党员动态教育管理的长效机制。     

浅析高校学生处分中说明理由制度

高校学生处分说明理由制度就是高校在对学生拟作出或者作出处分时,高校必须向学生说明作出该处分的事实根据、法律依据和自由裁量的主要因素等的制度。在程序正义的呼声日益高涨的今天,高校处分程序的正当性也受到社会的关注。本文从高校学生处分说明理由制度的界定出发,从法理基础、内容与形式、行为效力以及制度完善等五方面加以分析,以期对高校处分正当程序有所启示。     

高校礼仪选修课“六环相扣教学法”的研究与实践

结合高职院校礼仪选修课的教学改革,从重在教授礼仪操作规范到注重培养学生礼仪意识的教学理念转变为突破口,进行了以＂造势—导入—深化—具体—总结—升华＂为连环的＂六环相扣教学法＂改革实践。实践证明,不仅能有效地提高礼仪选修课的教学效果,而且可以升华教学的理想境界。     

语用前提与大学英语阅读教学

本文把语用前提理论应用到大学英语阅读教学中,提出要加强学生在单词、词组、句子、语法等语言内知识的学习;要让学生学会利用已学的知识和上下文所提供的信息进行积极有效的推理;要向学生提供相关的外国文化背景知识,以扩充学生的知识范围。     

高校贫困生资助管理工作中的感恩教育研究

近几年高校贫困生的感恩意识淡薄现象已成为社会关注的一个热点。导致贫困生感恩意识淡漠的原因主要有社会、家庭、学校和个人四个个方面。感恩教育作为一种唤起人内心良知的道德教育与情感教育,对于提升公民的责任意识具有重要的意义。笔者作为一名高校学生管理工作者,结合自己学生资助管理工作的经历,对加强高校贫困生感恩教育提出相关对策。     

Call to action: Better care,better health,and greater value in college health

ABSTRACT

It is time for action by leaders across higher education to strengthen quality improvement (QI) in college health, in pursuit of better care, better health, and increased value – goals closely linked to students' learning and success. The size and importance of the college student population; the connections between wellbeing, and therefore QI, and student success; the need for improved standards and greater accountability; and the positive contributions of QI to employee satisfaction and professionalism all warrant a widespread commitment to building greater capacity and capability for QI in college health. This report aims to inspire, motivate, and challenge college health professionals and their colleagues, campus leaders, and national entities to take both immediate and sustainable steps to bring QI to the forefront of college health practice – and, by doing so, to elevate care, health, and value of college health as a key pathway to advancing student success.     

The State of Sleep Among College Students at a Large Public University

Abstract

Objective: Data about college student sleep were collected and used to develop an education campaign to improve sleep. Participants: On-campus residents at a large state university were surveyed on 4 occasions, October 2005 to April 2007. Sample size was 675 to 1,823 students. Fall 2005 mean age = 18.5 years, SD = 1.03 (range 18–30) years. Initial survey included 935 males and 1,859 females (2005–2006). Matched pairs data (2006–2007) included 91 males and 107 females. Twenty-six males and 22 females participated in interviews. Methods: A survey administered online included the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index, along with an 8-question in-person interview. Results: Poor sleep interacted with academics and mental health, and an education campaign positively affected student sleep. Conclusions: Teaching students how to effectively manage sleep can improve their well-being. Sleep may also be a gateway topic for health care professionals to address sensitive health issues such as depression.     

US Public Universities' Compliance With Recommended Tobacco-Control Policies

Abstract

To address the rise in tobacco use among college students, several national health organizations, including the American College Health Association, recommend that colleges enact smoking bans in and around all campus buildings, including student housing, and prohibit the sale, advertisement, and promotion of tobacco products on campus. Key informants at 50 US public universities, one from each state, were interviewed during the 2001/2002 academic year to assess the prevalence of these recommended policies. More than half (54%) of the colleges banned smoking in all campus buildings and student residences, 68% had no tobacco sales on campus, and 32% of the schools' newspapers did not accept tobacco advertising. Regional differences in adoption of these campus tobacco-control policies were present. Although this national sample of public universities had implemented some of the recommended policies, they must take further actions to comply fully with campus tobacco-control guidelines.