Papers 1721-1730 of total 4897 found.
…bureaucratic than entrepreneurial, more often than not, they were also drafted into the authoritarian political structures. Working classes were, for the most part, in the early stages of development. Who would be the social agents of democracy? In 1984, Samuel P…
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…of differential achievement and participation in mathematics (and science) are now generally posited (cf. Fennema and Leder 1990) although biological explanations persist, reinforced by the scientific press (for sobering critiques see Bleier 1984, Eccles and Jacobs…
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Category: /Social Sciences
…which assesses process, and 'summative' evaluation which assesses outcomes (Reith 1984, in Everitt and Hardiker 1996:88). The quantitative approach uses quantitative data, e.g. census data, test scores, and surveys requiring the answers to closed-ended…
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…and whites. For no one can separate apples and oranges if there are no apples. In the case of Firefighters Local Union No. 1784 v. Stotts (1984), the Memphis fire department was found in violation of Title VII and was under court order to hire and promote more…
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…. He said that his Labour and Monopoly Capital was about 'the working class in itself not for itself' (Bravermann, 1974 pp 26-27), therefore he does not attempt to deal with the modern working class (Standing, 1984) He paints the picture that they will sit…
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Category: /Literature/English
…States at least once a year (Walker, 1984). In reality in one out of every six marriages the wife is physically abused. Every fifteen seconds a women is battered in the United States. Daily, four American women lose their lives to th! eir husbands…
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…lanugo hair, (soft downy hair over the body), yellowish skin, low blood pressure, low body temperature and constipation (Vandereycken and Meerman, 1984). In addition, 50% of anorexics show bulimic symptoms, such as vomiting and laxative abuse, which has its…
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…lanugo hair, (soft downy hair over the body), yellowish skin, low blood pressure, low body temperature and constipation (Vandereycken and Meerman, 1984). In addition, 50% of anorexics show bulimic symptoms, such as vomiting and laxative abuse, which has its…
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…appeared in the message. On the other hand, atypical messages seem to involve a deeper level of processing (Hunt & Kernan, 1984). Hastie & Kumar, (1979) proposed an Associative-Network/Depth-of-Processing theory (as cited in Hunt & Kernan, 1992) where depth…
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…Steinberg (1952–76), André Previn (1976–84), Lorin Maazel (1984–95), and Mariss Jansons (1995–). Since 1971 the orchestra has performed in Heinz Hall, the renovated Loew’s Penn Theater (built 1927). To truly understand Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra we have…
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