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Extractions: Reference statistics for library planning. Part II. 8. The structure of demand We have specified three main settings and five situations that generate questions (Table J). And we are ready to grapple with the empirical data. The following analysis is based on a random sample of the questions available in the Ask The Library archive. For technical reasons, the early questions (1998, 1999) are stored separately. The sample we work with comprise 10% of the questions from the beginning of 2000 till May 2002. From Table K we see that most of the questions are generated by people in their private lives and by young people in connection with their school work. The persons we define as citizens are of course largely the same individuals that we encounter at work, school or studies. We are not counting individuals as such, but persons in specific social roles.
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Extractions: Network From Library Stuff: "Carol links to the incredible blogging project going on at the University of Minnesota Libraries, called UThink . Incredible stuff going on over there. So, any student, faculty member, or staff can have a MovableType blog hosted by the University. ... Great stuff. Probably the best example out there as to how libraries can lead in the creation and distribution of content to users." [ Stephen Cohen Posted to the Blogs to note Dept.- Discuss (1 response) Trackback [2] Always Running is an interactive project connecting two California continuation high schools: Calvine High School in Elk Grove and Maple High School in Lompoc. Students at these two sites will explore and compare contemporary issues in their own communities to author Luis Rodriquez's experiences of growing up Latino in East L.A." Posted to the Blogs to note Dept.- Discuss (1 response) Trackback [0] Note Alan's ultimate enjoyment of the pace he's seeing: Back in February, I mentioned
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Extractions: Germanic Languages and Literatures Courses in Dutch (Division 357) 112. Second Special Speaking and Reading Course. Dutch 111 or the equivalent. Graduate students should elect the course as Dutch 512. (4). (LR). This course, a continuation of 111, proceeds with the basics of the Dutch language. We will primarily use the monolingual text, Code Nederlands, in which each lesson consists of an everyday conversation, a grammatical explanation, exercises, a comprehensive vocabulary list of one topic, questions about the conversation, homework, and a special computer exercise. To enliven the class, the teacher will present the students with a variety of texts, music, video, and simple prose, which can serve as a starting point for conversation. Cost:3 WL:3 (Broos) 232. Second-Year Dutch. Dutch 231 or the equivalent. Graduate students should elect the course as Dutch 532. (4). (LR). This course, a continuation of Dutch 231, will further examine the particular difficulties and subtleties of Dutch conversation and style. Grammatical items introduced in previous courses will be reviewed where necessary. Introduction to contemporary Dutch society by means of songs, video, comics, newspaper articles, and literature will enliven the course, which will be conducted mostly in Dutch. Required text: Code Nederlands
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Extractions: Germanic Languages and Literatures Dutch Courses (Division 357) 112. Second Special Speaking and Reading Course. Dutch 111 or the equivalent. (4). (FL). This course, a continuation of 111, proceeds with the basic grammar of the Dutch language. We will primarily use the monolingual text LEVAND NEDERLANDS (Living Dutch), in which each lesson consists of an everyday conversation, a grammatical explanation, exercises, a comprehensive vocabulary list of one topic, questions about the conversation, discussion and homework. To strengthen the command of the language, grammatical patterns in conversation will be emphasized. To enliven the class, the teacher will present the students with songs of Dutch singers and cabaret artists, and simple prose, which can serve as a starting point for conversation. (Broos) 232. Second-Year Dutch. Dutch 231 or the equivalent. (4). (FL). This course, a continuation of Dutch 231, will further examine the particular difficulties and subtleties of Dutch grammar and style. Grammatical items introduced in previous courses will be reviewed where necessary. Introduction to contemporary Dutch society by means of songs, comics, newspaper articles, and literature will enliven the course, which will be conducted mostly in Dutch. (Broos) 339. Independent Study.
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Extractions: International Comparative Survey ( 1 ) This study is the third international comparative survey on children, following two in 1988 and 1990 ( see Tables 1, 2 ). This time, our main interest was to reveal how children are growing in Sweden, a nation advanced in welfareigate problems that occur as children grow in different countries,, and in China, which has a strict single-child policy. The objective of the survey was to invest by studying the results of the current survey as well as those of previous surveys on children in the Republic of Korea ( South Korea ), Taiwan, Thailand, and New Zealand. Table 1 Composition of Samples (Third International Comparative Survey)
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Extractions: Karl M. Bunday A few of the newgroups listed have short descriptions that evidently were added by persons other than the proponents. Suggestions for additions to this FAQ are most welcome. Many thanks to those who saw earlier versions of this FAQ and added to or corrected the information posted earlier. And special thanks to the persons who wrote suggesting that I post a copy of this FAQ on the World Wide WebI have now done so here, http://learninfreedom.org/ed-newsgroups.html at my Web site, which has links to other information about on-line resources for self-education. Some of the newsgroups listed here are very inactive (possibly because they are not carried at many sites). Some are very active, with verifiable frequent postings from multiple countries. But in general the proportion of all Internet users who discuss issues on Usenet has been declining since 1997 as Web-based discussion boards and E-mail mailing lists have become more popular. For a more up-to-date picture of where people discuss education issues on-line, see this site's Discussion Groups about Education Reform and Home-Schooling page.
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