芝加哥学派与凯恩斯主义的争论

以弗里德曼和卢卡斯等人为代表的芝加哥学派是新自由主义的主要力量,坚信自由市场经济能够自动实现均衡,反对凯恩斯主义政府过多干预的政策主张,他们展开激烈争论。争论的焦点是市场经济的性质和政府的作用。     

关于当前高校校报言论写作的若干思考——以省高校校报研究会一等奖言论《学会在压力下生存和发展》为例

高校校报言论是对高校校园内某种事件、现象、态势加以评述、评说的一种文体.以省高校校报研究会一等奖言论《学会在压力下生存和发展》为例,综合分析近几年校报研究会年会参评言论,概括出当前校报言论写作选题具有针对性、内容具有贴近性、结构具有完整性等特点,但也存在着一些不足.建议言论作者和校报编校人员增强责任意识、加强业务学习,校报主管部门注重稳定采编队伍、加强校报审读管理,真正做到以正确的舆论引导人.     

美国印第安学校中学女生的未来——基于"可能自我"的个案研究

本质化研究以美国中学的四位印第安女生为个案,重点阐释了她们的中学课堂受教经历对其今后成长的影响。本文采用可能自我理论,对访谈资料进行了审视和分析,所涉主题包括学校问题、教师、关系的重要性及未来计划这样四大方面。结果表明,可能自我理论有助于人们理解这些中学女生是怎样看待她们自己和筹划她们未来的,同时也为解决和预防中学生的辍学问题,提供了一种可能的路径。     

未成年人犯罪预防体系下的工读教育——以上海的工读学校为例

工读教育是我国未成年人犯罪预防体系的重要组成部分,但面对当前社会的巨大变革,工读教育面临很多困难与问题。为了遏制未成年人违法犯罪的高发态势,我国应当以科学发展观为指导,进一步发展与完善工读教育。     

公安教育改革视野下的刑法实务课程改革

公安部《关于加强和改进公安教育训练工作的意见》,要求公安教育训练工作以公安工作和公安队伍建设执法需要为导向,以加强公安队伍执法能力建设为核心,坚持实战牵引、贴近实际、以人为本、按需施教。在此要求下刑法实务以培养具有刑事执法能力的应用型人才为核心,立足于警察职业岗位的设置,打破传统刑法课程以刑法典的结构为教学内容的结构模式,以公安机关管辖刑事案件的分工为依据,适应警察办理刑事案件工作需要,在教学中针对不同专业,选取不同教学内容,使其具有针对性和适用性;教学方法采用以案例为中心的辐射教学法;贴近公安机关刑事办案工作,建立递进式的实践教学体系,即案例教学→模拟办案→顶岗实习。     

执行力是学校管理成败的关键

杰出的决策必须加上杰出执行才能奏效。有效提升学校执行力,必须注重校长的科学引领,增强中层执行力,构建扁平化的管理渠道。     

Police-reported school violence among children below the age of criminal responsibility in Sweden – signs of increased sensitivity and segregation?

Since the 1980s in Sweden, children’s violent actions in schools have been reported to the police as criminal offences more frequently than before. This increasing trend is analysed against the background of a general increased cultural sensitivity to violence and slowly developing social changes that affect the propensity to report every form of violent incident to the police. This project analyses 1,239 police reports of assault, unlawful threat, molestation and insulting behaviour committed in schools by 7- to 14-year olds in ten municipalities in the Stockholm area. The time period studied is from 2000 to 2010. Regression analysis shows systematic differences among schools in different areas and social contexts. Average merit ratings, which are a measure of the educational quality of schools, explain most of the variance and correlate negatively with reported incidents. There are also significant differences among municipalities and school forms in terms of police reports. So-called resource schools, which are designed to serve children with special needs, report extremely high numbers of incidents per child. Reporting seems to have been routinised in many schools, including resource schools. Our results can be interpreted as suggesting that increased cultural sensitivity generates a bias against children in less affluent contexts.     

Constructing a restorative school district collaborative

This action research initiative showcases the impact of a collaborative process involving educators who are delivering restorative practice to schools in the second largest school district in California. Three restorative practice action-oriented cycles engage educators in developing leadership capabilities to implement a restorative practice approach in targeted schools. Data shows through collaborative participation, restorative educators and stakeholders transform their ideas into restorative action.     

This violence good,that violence bad: normative and state-centric discourses in British school textbooks

ABSTRACT

Under the statutory obligations of the Prevent strategy, British schools have greater responsibility to counter terrorism and extremism than ever before. However, research has yet to fully explore how schools tackle such a complex issue in the classroom. This research critically examines the discourses of terrorism and extremism found within British secondary school textbooks to deepen understanding of how terrorism and extremism are taught in schools. This article deploys a mode of critical discourse analysis to assess and critique the ways in which the political realms of terrorism and extremism are constructed. I argue that these discourses construct an ethical proximity between the text, the reader and the state, while rendering voiceless both the “terrorist” and the civilian living in states prioritised by British foreign policy. As such, this article argues that British school textbooks construct a normative perspective through which the violence of states is sanitised and normalised. It raises concern regarding the role of contemporary schooling in perpetuating a global politics of violent foreign policy.     

Community-Partnered Needs Assessment: A Strategy to Teach College Students About Health Disparities

Partnering with communities to provide service-learning opportunities for undergraduates can be an effective strategy to teach college students about health disparities. In the current study, undergraduates partnered with a public K–8 school to conduct a participatory needs assessment. College students worked directly with teachers, parents, public school students, and key stakeholders to identify and prioritize health needs, and they awarded the partnership school a grant to address physical activity and bullying. Undergraduates rated the class highly favorably and reported a deeper understanding of health disparities resulting from the service-learning activity. Health disparities research is increasingly becoming a national priority and service learning can attract future talent by providing undergraduates with the opportunity to engage in the material in a meaningful way with clear community benefit.