Emotional Education as second language acquisition?

In this paper we argue that while emotional education intervention packages offer certain advantages, there are risks associated with their uncritical use. The main risk is that if the unwanted behaviour of some pupils is seen merely as a problem that can be dealt with through targeted intervention, then important, identity constitutive parts of their reality might become obscured. We reconsider sociological explanations of school disaffection, along with more recent sociological and philosophical attempts to explore the emotional aspect of schooling. We hypothesise that some of the challenging behaviour exhibited by young people in schools is solution seeking; that it is a functional adaptation to an essentially foreign emotional environment. We conclude that attempts to educate the emotions should aim to develop morally rich virtues rather than empty intelligences

Emotional education as second language acquisition?

In this paper we argue that while emotional education intervention packages offer certain advantages, there are risks associated with their uncritical use. The main risk is that if the unwanted behaviour of some pupils is seen merely as a problem that can be dealt with through targeted intervention, then important, identity constitutive parts of their reality might become obscured. We reconsider sociological explanations of school disaffection, along with more recent sociological and philosophical attempts to explore the emotional aspect of schooling. We hypothesise that some of the challenging behaviour exhibited by young people in schools is solution seeking; that it is a functional adaptation to an essentially foreign emotional environment. We conclude that attempts to educate the emotions should aim to develop morally rich virtues rather than empty intelligences.peer-reviewe

Halogen occultation experiment (HALOE) optical witness-plate program

An optical witness plate program was implemented to monitor buildup of molecular contamination in the clean room during the assembly and testing of the Halogen Occulation Experiment (HALOE) instrument. Travel plates to monitor molecular contamination when the instrument is not in the clean room are also measured. The instrument technique is high-resolution transmission spectroscopy in the 3 micron spectral region using a Fourier transform spectrometer. Witness specimens of low index of refraction, infrared transmitting material are used for contaminant monitoring and for spectral signature analysis. Spectral signatures of possible molecular contamination are presented. No condensible volatile material contamination of HALOE optical witness specimens have yet been found

Handwritten Letter, Gale Carr to Florence Carr, November 23, 1931

This handwritten letter from Gale Carr to his wife, Florence, describes various aspects of his job as a dairy production manager at the Shelby County Penal Farm, including the health of the calves and the prospect of the poultry farm being added to his duties. He also discusses the lack of affordable housing available for him to move the family to and the family\u27s financial situation.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-carr-papers/1009/thumbnail.jp

Handwritten Letter, Gale Carr to Florence Carr, November 8, 1931

This handwritten letter from Gale Carr to his wife, Florence, describes various aspects of his job as a dairy production manager at the Shelby County Penal Farm, speaks of his confidence in how he is advancing there, and advises her on how to handle various business situations for their farm in Missouri.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-carr-papers/1126/thumbnail.jp

Handwritten Letter, Gale Carr to Florence Carr, October 21, 1931

This handwritten letter from Gale Carr to his wife, Florence, describes his job as a dairy production manager at the Shelby County Penal Farm, instructions for debt payments in Missouri, and plans for her to come visit and eventually move to Tennessee.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-carr-papers/1084/thumbnail.jp

Handwritten Letter, Gale Carr to Florence Carr, November 8, 1931

This handwritten letter from Gale Carr to his wife, Florence, describes various aspects of his job as a dairy production manager at the Shelby County Penal Farm, speaks of his confidence in how he is advancing there, and advises her on how to handle various business situations for their farm in Missouri.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-carr-papers/1126/thumbnail.jp

Handwritten Letter, Gale Carr to Florence Carr, November 29, 1931

This handwritten letter from Gale Carr to his wife, Florence, discusses ideas for when and where the family might be able to move to Tennessee, their family\u27s finances, the number of people seeking jobs at the Shelby County Penal Farm, and the formal opening of new women\u27s quarters in relation to the timeline of poultry houses being built on the farm.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-carr-papers/1081/thumbnail.jp