interactivity participation and autonomy
Discourses of widening participation and social inclusion
... ALW initiative; policy texts and documents; interviews with practitioners and learners involved with ALW and other widening participation initiatives; and, participant and nonparticipant observations ... 327 APPENDIX B - MAIN PROPOSALS AND KEY DATES: EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR THE 21ST CENTURY AND FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION BILL (ENGLAND AND WALES), 1992 328 MAIN PROPOSALS ... from Andersen (2003) p 14 – 16 81 Table 3: Comparison of KWNS and SWPR; (Adapted from Jessop, 2000, Tables 11.1 and 11.2 and p 172 - 175) 111 Table 4: 'Education for adults' and...
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A case-study in IVF - paternalism and autonomy in a ‘high-risk’ pregnancy
... problems, prognosis and practicalities Balliere’s Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology 8: 501–25 Davison, J.M and Redman, C.W.G (1997) Pregnancy post-transplant British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology ... Transplantation Unit and the high-risk pregnancy specialists, the IVF unit felt that an IVF treatment cycle could be offered to Mr and Mrs A as long as the risks of IVF-ET, over and above those attendant ... cycle and during pregnancy, remaining remarkably stable The pregnancy was complicated at 20 weeks’ gestation by a right deep vein thrombosis, affecting the femoral and external iliac veins, and...
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using pair work and group work techniques to increase students' participation and interest in communicative english classes at hanoi university of industry
... and role-playing are important techniques for creating a variety of social relationships and situations I Students’ participation and interest I Concept of students’ participation Students’ participation ... advantages of pair work and group work techniques in teaching and learning English and it can help other teachers of English be aware of these advantages and apply pair work and group work activities ... skills of participation, cooperation, negotiation and so on As a result, I decided to a research entitled “using pair work and group work techniques to increase students’ participation and interest...
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agency and autonomy in kants moral theory selected essays apr 2006
... AGENCY AND AUTONOMY IN KANT ’S MORAL THEORY This page intentionally left blank Agency and Autonomy in Kant’s Moral Theory ANDREWS REATH CL ARENDON PRESS OXFORD ... Andrews Agency and autonomy in Kant’s moral theory / Andrews Reath p cm Includes bibliographical references and index Kant, Immanuel, 1724–1804 Act (Philosophy) Agent (Philosophy) Autonomy (Philosophy) ... Hungary Italy Japan Poland Portugal Singapore South Korea Switzerland Thailand Turkey Ukraine Vietnam Oxford is a registered trade mark of Oxford University Press in the UK and in certain other...
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Báo cáo hóa học: " Do quality of life, participation and environment of older adults differ according to level of activity?" pdf
... social support and attitudes (14), income, labour and income security (15), government and public services (27), equal opportunities and political orientations (10), physical environment and accessibility ... between G1 and G3 Level of participation also decreased between each group for both daily activities and social roles, but the difference was greater between G2 and G3 than between G1 and G2 (Table ... differs according to activity level, QOL and level of and satisfaction with participation Older adults with depressed mood may fewer activities and restrict their participation, which in turn may influence...
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Báo cáo hóa học: "Editorial Signal Processing Advances in Robots and Autonomy" pdf
... navigation update they use a landmark-based approach They found that it is essential that the used landmarks are well chosen Therefore, they introduce an approach for evaluating landmarks in terms of ... onboard as an experimental UAV helicopter platform and tested during vision-based autonomous flights S Lang et al address the automatic evaluation of landmarks for image-based navigation updates The ... navigation While GPS is not always available and pose estimation based solely on Inertial Measurement Unit drifts, image-based navigation may become a cheap and robust additional pose measurement device...
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Cooperation and Autonomy: Managing Interrelationships docx
... of resources Autonomy and coordination are required to build, and more importantly, to sustain competitive advantage Finding and striking the right balance between cooperation and autonomy determines ... other hand, values that cherish individual initiative and strong independence foster divisional autonomy At companies such as Johnson & Johnson (J&J) and PepsiCo, values Cooperation and Autonomy: ... in the home, office, and even outdoors through advanced digital and wireless systems means that businesses and consumers will steadily increase their demand for “bandwidth” and other means to link...
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báo cáo khoa học: " Social participation and healthy ageing: a neglected, significant protective factor for chronic non communicable conditions" potx
... experience, and how we understand Holmes and Joseph Globalization and Health 2011, 7:43 http://www.globalizationandhealth.com/content/7/1/43 this, influences the sympathetic nervous system, and levels ... effect of stress was independent of socioeconomic status and smoking, and occurred across all geographic regions and age groups, and in both men and women The authors concluded that approaches aimed ... people, and pass on traditional rituals, skills and knowledge They can provide emotional support, and a sense of continuity and belonging But their contribution is often limited by chronic illness and...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 2 pdf
... Library and Information Resources (CLIR) The Right-to-Know Network (RTK NET) Food Research and Action Center DC Agenda Project Federal City Council Poverty and Race Research Action Council GIS and ... New York Center on Urban Mandel School of Cleveland Poverty and Social Applied Social Change Sciences, Case Western Reserve University NeighbourhoodLink Center for Cleveland Neighbourhood Development ... Library OK 918-5967991 College of Urban and Public Affairs, Portland State University Portland OR 503-7255170 www.upa.pdx.edu/IMS/About IMS Salem OR Portland OR 503-9860039 503-2268108 503-8233504...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 3 doc
... conflicting understandings and priorities A final dimension involves legal and ethical issues Legal and ethical issues, a separate area of research in GIS and society (Onsrud and Rushton © 2002 ... Bikson, T and Eveland, J (1990) Technology Transfer as a Framework for Understanding Social Impacts of Computerization, Santa Monica, CA: Rand Brown, I F., Alechandre, A S., Sassagawa, H S Y and Aquino, ... available databases and maps and by standardized GIS procedures; (3) active use, whereby users are free to develop their own operations and classifications of given databases; and finally (4) proactive...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 4 ppt
... to cause an unforeseen demand for industrial land and, consequently, in conflicts between existing inhabitants and newcomers In a short time, complaints about noise and truck traffic were commonplace, ... This network provided job training and placement, built affordable housing, served small businesses, provided healthcare and childcare, and provided recreation and education programmes for inner-city ... twentieth century, planning tools and the political arena have focused on area-wide planning and development For example, zoning practices have segregated land-uses and created vast districts of...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 5 pdf
... attached significance to colour differently and used its own classification schemes and categories, and symbology We realized there were no standards and no ‘symbology vocabulary’ for mapping the ... the shocking degree of abandonment and dissipation in some of the neighborhoods Crumbled buildings, burned out abandoned cars, trash strewn lots and streets, broken glass and graffiti are in evidence ... program’s success, it failed For all the distribution of PCs and software, the cleaning and organizing of the data, and the hours of training and handholding, there is still an insignificant use of GIS...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 6 pot
... of its own hardware and software, and residents and staff members have gathered primary and secondary source data for PPNA’s databases PPNA’s success in gaining access to GIS and digital data speaks ... showed housing condition decline and housing stability and they looked at the numbers of boarded and vacant [houses], and the number of absentee rental properties And what happened from that was ... impacts of this technology on participation and power GIS and digital databases have the potential to be used in ways that enhance as well as limit the participation and power of some residents...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 8 ppsx
... empowerment and public participation , Empowerment, Marginalisation and Public Participation GIS meeting, 15–17 October, Santa Barbara, California Kingston, R., Carver, S., Evans, A and Turton, ... collation and turn around of results from the PfR exercise, and availability of the PfR website to disseminate results and feedback from the PfR exercise 8.5.1 Public access If planning authorities and ... Mcnamara, P., Elson, M and Doak, A (1988) Land use planning and the mediation of urban change, Cambridge University Press Howard, D (1998) ‘Geographic information technologies and community planning:...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 9 potx
... of data and land information in land-use decision-making by purposefully improving the type, quality, and availability of land information and analysis in a jurisdiction with an on-going and highly ... and highly charged land-use decision-making scene We will attempt to gauge the influence and impact this has on land-use decision-making processes and outcomes through first-hand observation, postdecision ... effectively involve the public in land-use planning and management A cooperative relation has existed between the County and the University of Wisconsin-Madison Land Information and Computer Graphics Facility...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 10 pptx
... farm and forest lands, desire quiet neighbourhoods and accessibility to shopping, schools, jobs and recreational opportunities, value the ‘feel’ of this region, with open spaces, scenic beauty and ... partners, and residents understand what people care about and what shared beliefs we have as neighbourhoods, communities, and even as an entire region The ‘value’ data will also help residents and ... capability and eliciting, sorting and reporting input to key values and tradeoffs questions, Metro will have a new way of helping regional officials and local partners identify residents’ values and...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 11 ppsx
... spatial data and meta data directories and comply with industry standards such as the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group (AUSLIG) Australian Spatial Data Infrastructure (ASDI) standards ... Surveying and Land Information Group enabled development of an information kit by staff from CSIRO and HRIC The kit included a history and list of achievements of HRIC, as well as guidelines and resources ... data sharing and compatibility had a significant impact on data storage and management, both collectively and individually For some activities, such as field surveys and orthophoto and satellite...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 13 potx
... fisheries and coastal management regimes (e.g Dyer and McGoodwin 1994; Jackson 1995; Neis and Felt 2000) The demands from non-governmental organizations, communities and scientists in Newfoundland ... knowledge and stock assessment in Newfoundland’, Newfoundland Studies 8(2): 155–178 Neis, B and Felt, L (eds) (2000) Finding Our Sea Legs: Linking Fishery People and Their Knowledge with Science and ... al 1994; Peluso 1995), agriculture (Tabor and Hutchinson 1994; Gonzalez 1995; Harris et al 1995; Lawas and Luning 1996) and indigenous land use (Duerden and Keller 1991; Poole 1995; Harmsworth...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 14 pdf
... built-up land, and rural transportation zones) Forestland Agricultural land (includes cropland, pastureland, and Conservation Reserve Programme land) Water areas Other rural land (includes barren land ... Environmental NGOs and community access to technology 197 ages (by county), including transportation, land-use/land-cover, soils, public lands, open spaces, coastal areas, wetlands, and floodplains, ... Philadelphia and New York City, and place it Table 14.1 1997 surface area of land-cover/land-use in New Jersey, based on the National Resources Inventory (Natural Resources Conservation Service 1999) Land-cover/use...
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Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems - Chapter 15 pptx
... Richard Bachand.) data meant canvassing agencies of three levels of government as well as crown corporations and private companies (logging and mining firms), and international agencies and NGOs ... mining, forestry, ranching and tourism, the valley has remained relatively undeveloped and has attracted residents who are drawn by, and appreciate, the generally unspoiled landscape Invermere is ... practice and who can point to healthy second growth forests as proof of the viability of the practice – and, say, amateur naturalists – who see nothing but ecological wasteland in the clearcuts and...
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