'Cultural models' diaporamas de présentation

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Learning Progressions for Principled Accounts of Processes in Socio-ecological Systems Interactive Poster Symposium at the Annual Meeting of the National Association for Research in Science Teaching, Garden Grove, CA, April 17-21, 2009 Website: http://edr1.educ.msu.edu/EnvironmentalLit/index.htm.

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Qualitative and Analogical modeling of cultural reasoning

Qualitative and Analogical modeling of cultural reasoning. Kenneth D. Forbus Emmett Tomai Morteza Dehghani Qualitative Reasoning Group Northwestern University. Our overall approach. Catalyze research by speeding encoding. Improve results by decreasing tailorability

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Temporal Scale and Degree of Consensus as Variables in Cultural Model Research

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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. August 28, 1749-March 22, 1832. Importance. widely recognized as the greatest writer of the German tradition

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Challenges and opportunities in e-Learning

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Toward a Test Theory for the Interactionalist Era

Toward a Test Theory for the Interactionalist Era. Robert J. Mislevy University of Maryland. Samuel J. Messick Memorial Lecture Presented at the Language Testing Research Colloquium, Barcelona, Spain, June 9, 2007. Chi, Feltovich, & Glaser, 1981. Key Ideas.

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My recent topics & projects metla.fi/pp/625/index-en.htm

My recent topics & projects www.metla.fi/pp/625/index-en.htm. The effects of reindeer grazing and conservation in Malla nature reserve www.metla.fi/hanke/3312/index-en.htm Criteria for social sustainability at northern tourist destinations www.arcticcentre.org/landscapelab

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BUILDING GLOBAL CITIZENRY THROUGH TEACHING ABOUT POVERTY

BUILDING GLOBAL CITIZENRY THROUGH TEACHING ABOUT POVERTY. Farida C Khan Professor of Economics Co-Director, Center for International Studies. Poverty Measures. $1 a day $2 a day Percentage below poverty line. The higher the bar, the greater the proportion of people in poverty.

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University subject choice and discourses of decision-making amongst AS Level mathematics students.

University subject choice and discourses of decision-making amongst AS Level mathematics students. Pauline Davis & Maria Pampaka University of Manchester. General framework. Classroom practices. Learner identities. Programme effectiveness. March 06. Questionnaire design.

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Keeping open the door to mathematically demanding F&HE programmes

Keeping open the door to mathematically demanding F&HE programmes. Laura Black Pauline Davis Paul Hernandez-Martinez Graeme Hutcheson Maria Pampaka Su Nicholson Geoff Wake Julian Williams. Aim.

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Participation Activity Limitation Survey (PALS), 2001

Participation Activity Limitation Survey (PALS), 2001. Andrew MacKenzie Senior Analyst - PALS Social and Aboriginal Statistics Division Statistics Canada. Presented at the DLI Atlantic Workshop in Wolfville Nova Scotia, April 28-29, 2005. Overview of the Presentation:. PALS Overview

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EXTENDED AND TRANSFERRED MEANING : Metaphor and Metonymy

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A Cultural Analysis: Knowledge, Values, and Chesapeake Oysters

A Cultural Analysis: Knowledge, Values, and Chesapeake Oysters . By Dr. Michael Paolisso Nicole Dery Department of Anthropology University of Maryland, College Park Presented to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources July 28, 2005.

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LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL MEANING

LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL MEANING. Cultural behaviour is not essentially different from other forms of learned behaviour; it is a consequence of the dynamic of social living over many generations, while individual members of the social system are replaced (Foley, 1997: 12). Questions.

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LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL MEANING

LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL MEANING. Cultural behaviour is not essentially different from other forms of learned behaviour; it is a consequence of the dynamic of social living over many generations, while individual members of the social system are replaced (Foley, 1997: 12).

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The identity of the Mediator in Crisis: an Analysis from a Psychosocial Perspective

DEPARTAMENT OF SOCIAL PSYCOLOGY. The identity of the Mediator in Crisis: an Analysis from a Psychosocial Perspective. Armadans , I .; Munne , M.; Serrano, J.; Palacin , A.; Villanueva, A.; Dimasso , A. & Selva, D. iarmadans@ub.edu.

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Emotion, Cognition, and Action

Emotion, Cognition, and Action. Understanding Environmental and Health Issues in the United States. Entering Anthropology from the Applied P erspective. What problems do I want to solve? What do I care about? Health care access The experience of vulnerable people Sustainability

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Understanding organizational behavior in Africa : 3 d imensional model

Understanding organizational behavior in Africa : 3 d imensional model. Professor at Protestant University of Congo Visiting Lecturer at Frankfurt School of Finance and Management/ Germany. Programme Director of Joint Master Programme Congolese German Centre for Microfinance/ DAAD.

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Film as a Classroom Supplement to Cultural Learning

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