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RCUK Policy on Open Access: compliance monitoring data
No full textThis details the open access papers, journal articles and conference papers, with a least one author at the University of Southampton that are compliant with the RCUK Policy on Open Access. The data should be looked at in conjunction with the University of Southampton RCUK Policy on Open Access: compliance monitoring report.
Funded by EPSRC (RCUK Open Access Block Grant).</span
Gordon Walker with his Wife and Daughter
No full textGordon Walker with his wife (MaryAnn), daughter (Wendy) and first granddaughter Stephanie)
I Remember column in which author Wendy Anderson describes a Christmas Eve in
No full textI Remember column in which author Wendy Anderson describes a Christmas Eve in the 1960s when her family waited anxiously for her father, Arvid, to return home to Monson during a snowstorm. Her father arrived safely on Christmas afternoon, after digging his car out from nearly three feet of snow
Ethical considerations in phenomenological research
No full textWendy Walker examines some important ethical issues that researchers need to consider before and during phenomenological research. She argues that failure to address such issues means putting at risk the rights of research participants
Interview with Wendy Fields
No full textWendy Fields was interviewed as part of SHARE’s Reparations in the Black World oral history collection which was developed in partnership with the students in a Black Reparations course at Western Michigan University. Ms. Fields was interviewed by Kennedy Walker, a student in the aforementioned course. During the interview, Ms. Fields discussed the following topics: Her childhood in the Northside of Kalamazoo; Developing her understanding of racism as a child; The Black community in Kalamazoo during her childhood versus now; How her parents influenced her beliefs; Being the president of the NAACP and the power of titles; Higher education; How she goes about her advocacy, and; Rebuilding the Northside through education and housing.https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/reparations/1000/thumbnail.jp
Drawing: Act and Artefact
No full textGroup show, curated by Wendy Smith and Susan Swale. James Faure-Walker exhibited, 'Miniature Suite'(2009)
Author\u27s Rights for Dissertations and Journal Articles
No full textLibrarian Wendy Highby discusses your rights as an author
The other side of the Asian American success story
No full textThose who wish to avoid the costs of educational reform often point to Asian Americans as evidence that minorities can succeed without special program support. But as Wendy Walker-Moffat shows, the story of Asian American success deflects attention from the very real problems faced by new Asian immigrant groups. In this book, Walker-Moffat reveals the bitter contrast between the educational experiences of new Asian immigrant groups and the Asian American success myth. Using the case of the Hmong, a Southeast Asian refugee group that settled across the United States, the author shows how ill-prepared school systems are to educate newcomersThe book describes the well-intentioned but harmful practices that provide immigrants with a separate and unequal education, challenging prevailing motivation theories regarding academic success. Walker-Moffat points out the crucial connections between culture and learning and presents concrete ways in which schools can do a better job of educating all students by drawing on the resources of home and community. For any educator interested in classroom demographics, multicultural education, and educational policy for immigrant and language-minority students, The Other Side of the Asian American Success Story offers not only new strategies, but a reconsideration of what American public education is, what purposes it serves, and ultimately, who we are as American
In Wisconsin, Governor Scott Walker may face a Democratic backlash against Donald Trump
No full textWhile considerable attention is being paid to the coming elections for the US House and Senate, November 6th will also see a number of important gubernatorial contests. Wendy E. Scattergood takes a deep dive into Wisconsin’s race for governor, where eight-year incumbent Republican Scott Walker, faces Democrat Tony Evers. She writes that while Walker has incumbency and the GOP’s typical midterm turnout advantage in his favor, he also faces a rising tide of dissatisfaction with President Trump and a potentially energized Democratic Party
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