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Biologia, hormones sexuals i sexisme als anys 20
Un document rigorosament metodològic de com varen anar evolucionant sociològicament les teories sobre la sexualitat a mesura que s'anaven produint durant les primeres dècades del nostre segle els avenços més significatius del coneixement científic sobre aquesta qüestió
Perceptions of Doctoral Level Teaching Preparation in Counselor Education
This study explores counselor educators‟ perceptions of their doctoral level teaching preparation. Results indicate that observation and feedback from faculty, teaching under supervision, being mentored to teach, and attending seminars on college teaching are positively correlated with participants‟ perceptions of overall teaching preparedness. Implications for counselor education doctoral training and recommendations for further research are presented
Perceptions of doctoral level teaching preparation in counselor education
This study explores counselor educators‟ perceptions of their doctoral level teaching preparation. Results indicate that observation and feedback from faculty, teaching under supervision, being mentored to teach, and attending seminars on college teaching are positively correlated with participants‟ perceptions of overall teaching preparedness. Implications for counselor education doctoral training and recommendations for further research are presented
Exploring the Pedagogy and Impact of Technology on ePortfolio Creation for Arts Students in Australian Tertiary Study
The creative application and development of an ePortfolio as a pedagogic innovation in learning and teaching in higher education lies in strategies acquired by students to select authentic evidence to document achievements and skills as a graduate. Many educators use ePortfolios as a learning tool and through the introduction of reflection, or reflective practice activities the ePortfolio has the potential to be a powerful tool for all learners. This paper reports the pedagogic and technological undertaking of ePortfolio development for creative and performing arts students at four tertiary institutions in Australia. It explores how the artist perceives her/himself and the choice of evidence selected to showcase development, thus highlighting aspects of artistic identity versus professional career identity. ePortfolio development involves reflection, organisation and critical thinking by students developing a learning ‘story’ that accurately represents skills learnt and competencies developed during tertiary study. The creation of an ePortfolio often relies on a student’s ability to collect, reflect and select material that is appropriate; and to exercise the management of their knowledge in such a way that contributes to linking pedagogy and technology. It can also involve students exploring their known ICT skills and, at times, extending these beyond their expectation. This paper will review literature, in addition to reporting initial experiences of academics and students where the ePortfolio has been implemented into curriculum for creative and performing arts degree programs. Results show ePortfolios allowed students to achieve a demonstration of artistic capabilities and revealed that students have increased their ability to plan, implement and assess their learning reflectively; and to understand documentation relevant to Arts careers. Students developed a greater competency in their educational beliefs, pedagogical skills, University generic attributes, technological expertise and ability to address employment parameters required by employer groups and such professional bodies
Detection of disease change using a biological marker and clinical application: CA125 in ovarian cancer patients
In Oncology drug development, the great majority of phase 3 trials are negative.. New strategies are required to rapidly identify novel agents prior to large randomised trials. The CA125 doubling trial successfully showed that an effective drug could be identified more efficiently by testing whether the rate of increase in the tumour marker CA125 decreased after starting the novel agent, at a point identified by CA125 rising to four times it’s nadir level. However efficiency could be improved, if more patients could be included. This work explores identifying an earlier effective starting point by analysing the time course of CA125 rise.Non peer reviewe
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Electronic portfolios and learner identity: an ePortfolio case study in music and writing
Although the employability of graduates is of concern across further
and higher education it is particularly problematic in the arts disciplines,
from which few students transition to a traditional, full-time position.
Arts graduates shape their work to meet personal and professional
needs, and the successful negotiation of this type of career requires a
strong sense of identity and an awareness of diverse opportunities. The
challenge for educators is how we might develop these capacities whilst
being mindful of students’ dreams, which are often focused on artistic
excellence and recognition. This paper reports findings from a collaborative
study undertaken at four Australian universities. With a focus on
developing an electronic portfolio (eP), the study involved students in
classical and contemporary music, music education, music technology,
creative writing and professional writing. The combination of music and
writing provided points of comparison to identify issues specific to
music, and those that might apply more generally. This paper reports
findings related to learner identity, drawing evidence from survey and
interview data. The study, which was driven by the learning process
rather than the technological tool, revealed that students’ use of eP transitions
from archive to self-portrait. Moreover, the eP emerged as a
vehicle through which identity is negotiated and constructed. Indeed, the
process of developing of an eP prompted students to adopt
future-oriented thinking as they began to redefine their learning in relation
to their future lives and careers. These findings were common to all
students, regardless of discipline or technological platform.This work was supported by the Australian Government Office for Learning and
Teaching [ID11-2041]. The views in this paper do not necessarily reflect the views
of the Australian Government Office for Learning and Teachin
Assessment of COPD-related outcomes via a national electronic medical record database
Carl Asche, Qayyim Said, Vijay Joish, Charles Oaxaca Hall, Diana BrixnerPharmacotherapy Outcomes Research Center, Department of Pharmacotherapy, University of Utah College of Pharmacy, Salt Lake City, UT, USAPurpose: The technology and sophistication of healthcare utilization databases have expanded over the last decade to include results of lab tests, vital signs, and other clinical information. This review provides an assessment of the methodological and analytical challenges of conducting chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) outcomes research in a national electronic medical records (EMR) dataset and its potential application towards the assessment of national health policy issues, as well as a description of the challenges or limitations.Methods: An EMR database and its application to measuring outcomes for COPD are described. The ability to measure adherence to the COPD evidence-based practice guidelines, generated by the NIH and HEDIS quality indicators, in this database was examined. Case studies, before and after their publication, were used to assess the adherence to guidelines and gauge the conformity to quality indicators.Results: EMR was the only source of information for pulmonary function tests, but low frequency in ordering by primary care was an issue. The EMR data can be used to explore impact of variation in healthcare provision on clinical outcomes. The EMR database permits access to specific lab data and biometric information.Conclusions: The richness and depth of information on “real world” use of health services for large population-based analytical studies at relatively low cost render such databases an attractive resource for outcomes research. Various sources of information exist to perform outcomes research. It is important to understand the desired endpoints of such research and choose the appropriate database source. Keywords: COPD, PFT, EMR, retrospective, datase
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