农民专业合作社对特色农产品品牌建设的作用

实施品牌战略是提高特色农产品的市场竞争力最有效的途径,具有十分重要的战略意义和现实意义。由于生产规模限制品牌的创建、农业标准化低、品牌主体缺失等因素,造成了当前我国特色农产品品牌建设中品牌档次不高、市场影响力不明显等问题。农民专业合作社在奠定特色农产品品牌形成的物质基础、形象识别,推广实施农业标准化以及保护品牌方面发挥重要作用。     

对我国职业足球运动员团队特征和团队合作管理方法的分析

从职业足球运动员团队特征的管理学角度分析表明,职业足球运动员团队具有复杂性和特殊性的管理学特征。本文根据足球运动理论和管理学理论,提出了职业足球运动员团队内部成员相互合作的必要性和可行性,以此为基础,分析了对职业足球运动员团队成员进行管理的方法,将管理学理论与职业足球运动员团队的管理学特征相结合,为我国职业足球运动员团队的管理提供了理论依据。     

影响学生健美操专项教学能力的因素初探

运用文献资料法,问卷调查法、数理统计法及比较分析法等对影响体育教育专业健美操专选学生的健美操教学能力的影响因素做了调查与分析,得出影响因素有：学生所掌握的知识、技术和技能;学生的性格;学生的学习能力与反思能力;语言表达能力;观察能力以及教学经验;环境因素;教师自身能力限制以及教师的培养情况等。     

Prevalence,people and processes: a consideration of the implications of Lord Laming's progress report on the protection of children in England

Media coverage of the death of Baby P revived national concerns about the standard of child safeguarding practice in England following the implementation of widespread structural changes in response to the Victoria Climbié Inquiry chaired by Lord Laming in 2003. This paper discusses the recommendations of Lord Laming's recent Progress Report. It questions whether the scale of the challenge in improving child protection is fully recognised and considers briefly the culture of social care in the UK and the barriers to effective reform. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

十年教师专业学习共同体研究文献述评

教师专业发展是全球教育领域关注的焦点之一。进入21世纪以来,教师专业发展这个术语逐渐被教师专业学习取代,专业个人主义也开始转向学习共同体。通过对国际和国内教师专业学习共同体文献的梳理,我们发现了近十年来该领域的研究热点,同时从本体论、认识论和方法论三个层面,对教师专业学习共同体进行了更深层次的探索。     

Less than human: a qualitative study into the experience of parents involved in the child protection system

This paper reports on the findings from a qualitative study into the experiences of parents who were involved in the English child protection system in 2013. Seventeen in‐depth interviews were conducted involving 19 parents and/or partners, and a framework approach was used to analyse the data. There were positive experiences of individual social workers and some positive experiences of the child protection system. However, the overwhelming theme of the parents' experiences was that the system was uncaring, inflexible and for some harmful to both themselves and their children. Despite being included in the child protection process, parents felt they were not afforded the same rights as a participant, as a decision‐maker or as a partner in seeking to improve the situation. The threat of consequences silenced parents who felt unable to speak out or challenge the things they disagreed with or coerced others into signing agreements they did not agree to. Such experiences related to a sense that they were being treated as ‘less than human’. These findings are considered within the context of recent reforms within the English child protection system.     

Five Star Teacher: In-Service on the Move

Teachers learned knowledge, skills, values, and dispositions through spending significant amounts of time working with heritage sites as they learned more about social studies. Elementary social studies teachers engaged in teacher in-service to increase their abilities to meet geography standards. Teacher professional development that caused instructors to engage with cultural and historic sites benefited them and should be considered as well as other models of teacher in-service. Teachers used study travel opportunities to engage in geographic investigation and exploration to accomplish inquiry. Teachers determined that extended time was required to experience the place, to value it, and to harbor the disposition to teach about it; they learned in-depth content from spending time on-site, and they learned skills to extract knowledge from site through reading the landscape. Teachers encountered multiple perspectives, technology, and controversial issues through their studies of regions in the Ohio River Valley. Teachers of elementary social studies may wish to consider this type of professional development to understand a sense of place and how it relates to the curriculum they teach.     

An exploratory study of early professional experiences and job burnout among BSW graduates in China

Although previous studies have addressed turnover issues among social workers in Western countries, this study explores the early professional experiences (during the first 3 working years) and job burnout among BSW graduates in China and identifies factors influencing their decisions to leave social work jobs. Using semi-structured interviews with 15 BSW graduates in the Shenzhen metropolitan area, this research identifies the primary reasons new social workers leave the profession. Data analysis revealed three themes: personal struggles, work environment issues, and social support factors. This exploratory study highlights the professional experiences and burnout among BSW graduates in China and has implications for social work education and professional practices.