侗族新创文字应用研究评述——以相关文献研究为线索

从《侗文方案》的制订、侗族新创文字在社会领域中的应用两方面对侗族新创文字的相关研究文献进行梳理,总结侗族新创文字应用研究的成果及存在问题,对今后更好地开展侗族新创文字研究提出一些建议。     

民族传统体育教学中快乐体育模式的应用——以竹马教学为例

通过实验法将快乐体育教学模式应用于少数民族传统体育教学中,结果表明快乐体育教学模式能够激发学生的学习热情和积极性,充分提高学生的学习兴趣,促进学生在身体、心理和社会适应能力方面健康、和谐、全面地发展。在少数民族传统体育竹马教学中快乐体育教学模式的教学效果明显优干传统教学模式下的教学效果,能更好的达到教学目标,推进我国少数民族传统体育教学理论和教学实践的改革创新。     

现代汉语多重定语研究综述

在现代汉语多重定语研究中,学者们分别从语法、语义、语用、语音角度对多重定语语序进行过研究,同时引入新的理论对语序成因进行解释,使多重定语的研究呈现出从侧重于描写到侧重于解释的发展趋势。     

钱穆与中国古史考辨

2 0世纪初实证史学思潮勃然兴起 ,生于潮流中的钱穆以擅长考证见称于世 ,在 2 0世纪实证史学领域占有重要一席。所著《刘向歆父子年谱》、《先秦诸子系年》为其考据成就的代表之作。对先秦学术系统的清理 ,对于中国学术走出经学时代 ,均有重要意义     

经济冷战研究综述

经济冷战是冷战的重要组成部分.西方学术界,特别是20世纪八、九十年代新档案解密以来,在宏观及微观研究中都取得了丰盛的成果,本文试图从其起源问题及其他问题两方面来分析.中国学术界在这一领域成果相对有限,主要是对经济冷战宏观性地描述及对具体事件的勾画.     

乡村教师科研培训课程体系的构建——基于粤西北的调查

调查显示，乡村教师的科研处于初始或停滞状态，亟需构建科研能力培训课程体系。乡村教师缺乏教育教学反思能力是现实中普遍存在的问题，为此要加强对乡村教师教育理论知识的重温与重构。另外，针对乡村教师科研热情不高的现状，要建立科研培训课程体系。一方面，根据教育实践问题为科研活动提供研究方向，设置侧重科研过程原则性和步骤性的培训课程；另一方面，将乡村教师在日常教育教学中生发的心得体会和经验总结转化为科研论文，设置科研论文写作的培训课程。     

Enacting reflective and deliberative practices in action research

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We consider action research as a form of deliberative policy analysis. This analysis explores a “reconstruction clinic” in which stakeholders and public officials engaged memories, hopes and obligations as they sought to resolve controversies over details of policy implementation. We ask how institutional design shaped participants’ reflective and deliberative progress. Reflection in action can prompt not only changes in cognitive frames, but new behavioural capacities for action. Deliberative practices can shape new relationships between parties through the work of apology, recognition, appreciation, and emergent collaboration.     

Unsettling research versus activism: how might critical disability studies disrupt traditional research boundaries?

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This article responds to the call for producing activist-oriented scholarship by engaging with theoretical and methodological approaches that explore the inclusion of women and girls with disabilities in Vietnam. We consider possibilities for connecting different forms of knowledge and activism by reflecting on research practices designed to foster social change. Specifically, we ask: how can critical disability studies be more reflexive about knowledge which privileges particular ways of knowing from the Global North? What alternative possibilities can exist to foster more inclusive and transformative knowledge that tackles systemic forms of oppressions in colonial and postcolonial contexts? Reflecting on an ongoing collaborative project in Vietnam, we argue that critical disability studies which engages with different forms of activism through critical reflections on our privileges can tackle exclusion by opening a new platform for debating social justice transnationally.     

HRD research and practice after ‘The Great COVID-19 Pause’: the time is now for bold,critical, research

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The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted life as we knew it and created an unprecedented opportunity to pause and assess ‘normal’ life and work. We have an opportunity to create a new ‘normal.’ What possibility does the chance to show up differently in our lives and work hold? The pandemic has caused significant shifts in values that will affect individuals, organizations, communities, and nations. This article challenges HRD scholars and practitioners to imagine how HRD might create a new normal through bold, critical research inquiry that interrogates exclusion, pursues organization and social justice, and creates humanly sustainable organizations and communities.     

No Mind Reading Necessary: Conducting Evidence-Based Electronic Resource Marketing and Outreach Using Marketing Research Assessment

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In her presentation entitled “No Mind Reading Necessary: Conducting Evidence-Based Electronic Resource Marketing and Outreach” at the North Carolina Serials Conference April 2019, Kate Hill discussed marketing research strategies and outreach tools used to increase online users’ access to electronic resources and primary resources. In an effort to connect users to seldom-used resources, Jackson Library collaborated with university partners to develop surveys to identify the information-seeking behavior of its users and apply the gathered marketing research to strategically plan outreach activities.