196 research outputs found
From Deficiency to Development: the evolution of academic skills provision at one UK university
No full textThis article discusses the context in which ‘study support’ has emerged in higher education in the UK. Within this context the article documents the establishment of a ‘devolved model’ of academic skills at the University of Huddersfield. Whilst acknowledging that this model is not unique, its formation allows for the exploration of pedagogical and practical issues. It highlights the complexity of providing support which is effective and viable, recognising that the increasing diversity of the student body calls for multiple strategies. An examination of the evolution of the provision at Huddersfield illustrates the journey from a focus on student deficit and retention towards one clearly associated with learning development. This model assumes an integrated, flexible and student centred approach within the subject discipline, rather than one which is extra-curricular and may be perceived as ‘remedial’. Originally predicated on the individual student tutorial and standalone workshop, the provision is now focusing on working within the disciplines to embed academic development within the curriculum
1963 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 40
No full textPhotographs of the Jay-Cee-An staff (BJC yearbook)Bernard Selzler, Dora Klaudt, Kathryn
Ronning, Janice Kettleson, Harold
Kolberg, Carol Will, Barbara Mueller
Linda Carlson, John Giedt, Don Perry, Milan
Christianson, Mava Ciavarella, Irene Olson,
Pat McKinley
The Jay-Cee-An staff publishes the school annual. The annual furnishes a pictorial record of
events of the school year and provides the reader with a glimpse of college life as it is at B. 1. C.
Lois Engler, Irene Olson, James Huss,
Bernard Selzler, Douglas Cole, Doris Orr
Editor - - - - - - - - - - - Bernard Selzler
Associate Editor - - - - - Irene Olson
Division Editors:
Sophomore - - - - - - - Harold Kolberg
Freshman - - - - - - - Janice Kettleson
Features - - - - - - - -Mava Ciavarella
Sports - - - - - - - - - - -Douglas Cole
Organizations - - - - - - - Dora Klaudt
Faculty - - - - - - - - - Harold Kolberg
Artists - - - - - - - - - - Pat McKinley
Harold Kolberg
Photographers - - - - - - - Bill Eisenbarth
James Huss
Milan Christianson
John Lillibridge
Rikki Thompson
Not pictured: 1. E. Solberg, Judith Feist, Tom Erskine, Bill Eisenbarth, John Lillibridge, Rikki
Thompson, and Judith Vain.
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1964 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 42
No full textPhotographs of the Alpha Zeta Zeta and the K-dettes (both women's social groups)ALPHA ZETA ZETA: Secretary Charlotte Bickler, Vice-President Diane Wainio, President Candy
Brucker, Student Council Representative Donna Kinnischtzke, Treasurer Karen Johnson, and Historian
Karen Benser. ROW TWO: Frances Olsen, Joanne Carlson, Linda Thompson, Linda Carlson, Sandy
Murray. ROW THREE: Marcia McNickle, Susan Wilson, Kathy Ronning, Iolene Ketterling, Lucy
Smith, Janet Gantka, Shirley Jordan, Kathy Hovland. ROW FOUR: LaRayne Hansen, Angie
Schmidt, Pat Talbacka, Judy Redmann, Linda Hvinden, Judy Smith, Mary Mousel, Sandy Tkach. A~~ZPltb, IG-Dett.M ~ G~,
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K- DETTES: Phyllis Huso, Jill Flynn, Merrie Barela y, Mary Geiermann, Yvonne Simon, Betty
Marcovitz. ROW TWO: Ingrid Huchler, Ann Olgeirson, Connie Mueller, Cheryl Thomas, Betty
Anderson, Margo Thorne, Laverne Steinert, Barb Gibbons. ROW THREE: Student Council Rep-resentative
Barb Mueller, Treasurer Joan Vogelsang, Vice-President Judy McKinzie, President
Gretchen Hoffman, Secretary Candy Johnson. and Historian Marilyn Huss
Chronicle (Paterson, NJ), Vol. 30, No. 35, Aug. 31, 1958
No full textLocal information pertaining to Paterson, N.J. and surrounding Passaic County. Issues may include events, government, business, political cartoons, engagement and marriage announcements, and birth announcements. This publication was also known as the Paterson Chronicle (1952) and the Paterson Sunday Chronicle (1951-1952)
American Legion Junior Cloggers
No full textThis 1965 photograph shows the American Legion Junior Cloggers of Hendersonville, North Carolina. The children are listed from left to right: (first row) Susie Thompson, Jeanette Hudgins, Judy Kilpatrick, Sharon Edney, Gail Edney, Jonie Edney, Juanita Thompson, Donna Griffin ; (second row) Steve Corn, Eddie Hudgins, Terry Brock, Jimmy Stepp, Pat Lanning, Wayne Edney ; (third row) Jimmy Jones, Jimmy Sinclair, Pat Corn, and Ronnie Thompson. Founder and director of the Mountain Youth Jamboree, Hubert H. Hayes (1901-1964) auditioned and directed youth to perform in folk dance, music, and folk and ballad singing. The jamboree was held in the Asheville City Auditorium (now known as Thomas Wolfe Auditorium) from 1948 to 1973, and Hayes’ wife, Leona Trantham Hayes (1913-1989) continued to direct the program after his death in 1964. Hubert Hayes was an author, playwright, and alumni of Duke University
Exploring Student Thinking in Novel Linear Relationship Problems
No full textabstract: This is a report of a study that investigated the thinking of a high-achieving precalculus student when responding to tasks that required him to define linear formulas to relate covarying quantities. Two interviews were conducted for analysis. A team of us in the mathematics education department at Arizona State University initially identified mental actions that we conjectured were needed for constructing meaningful linear formulas. This guided the development of tasks for the sequence of clinical interviews with one high-performing precalculus student. Analysis of the interview data revealed that in instances when the subject engaged in meaning making that led to him imagining and identifying the relevant quantities and how they change together, he was able to give accurate definitions of variables and was usually able to define a formula to relate the two quantities of interest. However, we found that the student sometimes had difficulty imagining how the two quantities of interest were changing together. At other times he exhibited a weak understanding of the operation of subtraction and the idea of constant rate of change. He did not appear to conceptualize subtraction as a quantitative comparison. His inability to conceptualize a constant rate of change as a proportional relationship between the changes in two quantities also presented an obstacle in his developing a meaningful formula that relied on this understanding. The results further stress the need to develop a student's ability to engage in mental operations that involve covarying quantities and a more robust understanding of constant rate of change since these abilities and understanding are critical for student success in future courses in mathematics
1965 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 44
No full textPhotographs of the BJC K-dettes and Alpha Zeta Zeta (both women's social groups)K-DETTES. 'ROW 1: Bernie DeForest, Shirley Dietrich, Carol Kurtz, Kay Schatz, Pat Senger,
Delores Sailer, Mary Geierm ann - President, Annette Gr atz, Robin Werre - Treasurer, and Sylvia
Leno. ROW 2: Ereka Benz, Carol DeForest - Vice President, Marsha McNickle, Susan Cole,
Dedi Anderson, Sandi Stee, Donna Boyd, Patty Perry, Betty Barker, and Sharon DeGroot - Student
Council Rep. ROW 3: Linda Strauss, Joyce Buchholz, Barbara Redlaczyk, Mary Christianson,
and Jaclyn McCormick.
K- Dettes, Alpha Zeta Zeta Enrich
Spirit in School
ALPHA ZETA ZETA. ROW 1: Lucy Smith, Judy Smith - Vice President, Marion Gehring, Barbara
Miller, Caryn Turnbow, Joann Olmsted, and Sandra Tkach. ROW 2: Janice Jensen, Mary Byrd,
Margaret Priddy, Shirley Jordan, Colleen Hendrickson, Ilene Hildre, and Ileen Hoffmann.
ROW 3: Joanne Carlson - President, Shari Adams, Linda Thompson - Student Council Rep., Karen
Benser - Treasurer, Charlotte Bickler - Secretary, Lyla Sayler, and Hilda Krein.
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Physical Education Club, 1968-1969 Members 2
No full textShown are members of the 1968-1969 Jacksonville State University Physical Education Club. Shown from left are, first row, Nancy Tate, Katy Rich, Johnny Carlson, Ginny Ree Leath, Linda Blackburn, Mona Green, Dale Marbut, second row, Sherry Smith, Becky Bible, Margaret Hood, Joanie Toner, Linda Hicks, Sonja Jones, Frieda Hutchinson, Cheryl Vinson, Janie Moore, Gail Robertson, Beverly Miller, Ann Beam, third row, Verna Law, Linda Thompson, Jane Maddox, Sharon Worth, Betty Cline, Cynthia Shaddix, June Godfrey, Judy Tidmore, Charlotte Hooper, Mimi Boatman, fourth row, Eddie Hill, Revia Derrod, Linda Mountain, Linda Phillips. Jean Boykin, Pat Shaddix, Patti Fields, Janice McDonald, Sharon Pollard, Marilyn Wilkes, June Hunt, Judy Nicholson, fifth row, Tommy Malone, Herbert Alexander, Jack Armstrong, Jimmy Culver, Louis South, Hugh Bryant, George Wilson, Thomas Holiday, Butch Haas, Lewis Hobbs, Johnny Phillips, Irv McFarland, Henry Click, Rex Buford, Tom Boatwright.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/44571/thumbnail.jp
Physical Education Club, 1968-1969 Members 1
No full textShown are members of the 1968-1969 Jacksonville State University Physical Education Club. Shown from left are, first row, Nancy Tate, Katy Rich, Johnny Carlson, Ginny Ree Leath, Linda Blackburn, Mona Green, Dale Marbut, second row, Sherry Smith, Becky Bible, Margaret Hood, Joanie Toner, Linda Hicks, Sonja Jones, Frieda Hutchinson, Cheryl Vinson, Janie Moore, Gail Robertson, Beverly Miller, Ann Beam, third row, Verna Law, Linda Thompson, Jane Maddox, Sharon Worth, Betty Cline, Cynthia Shaddix, June Godfrey, Judy Tidmore, Charlotte Hooper, Mimi Boatman, fourth row, Eddie Hill, Revia Derrod, Linda Mountain, Linda Phillips. Jean Boykin, Pat Shaddix, Patti Fields, Janice McDonald, Sharon Pollard, Marilyn Wilkes, June Hunt, Judy Nicholson, fifth row, Tommy Malone, Herbert Alexander, Jack Armstrong, Jimmy Culver, Louis South, Hugh Bryant, George Wilson, Thomas Holiday, Butch Haas, Lewis Hobbs, Johnny Phillips, Irv McFarland, Henry Click, Rex Buford, Tom Boatwright.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/44570/thumbnail.jp
Falling through the cracks: Barriers to accessing services for children with complex health conditions and their families in New Brunswick
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