An analysis of fifth-grade pupils' subject preferences in relation to their teachers' preferences.

Thesis (Ed.M.)--Boston Universit

Education and Training as Part of an Expeditionary Combat Support System Implementation Strategy

One current venture of the United States Air Force (USAF) is the implementation of the largest ever single-instance of an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. This project, dubbed Enterprise Combat Support System (ECSS), has the potential to integrate the USAF worldwide supply chain and make transparent the currently cloudy connections between parts, people and processes. Unfortunately, ERP implementations are rife with potential problems and there is no guarantee of successfully implementing ECSS unless the USAF properly manages these problems. One problem area the USAF must manage is ERP education and training. According to the literature, this area is consistently underestimated. In addition, the education and training success factors are hard to identify and none of the reviewed literature contained a synthesis of these factors. The intent of this study is to help overcome this problem by first identifying the potential education and training success factors. Then, using a multiple case study methodology, the study empirically tests how well the identified factors compare to the methods used by companies implementing an ERP system. Finally, the study compares the proposed USAF ECSS end user training plan to these findings to identify potential problems and help develop recommendations for the implementation team

Phyllis Sprague, interviewed by Kristen Frey, Part 1

Phyllis Sprague, interviewed by Kristen Frey on November 14, 2001. Sprague was born in Newbury, Vermont in 1943. Sprague talks about joining the Army in 1961; a typical day in basic training and then working for the Army; experience as a medical officer in the Army; Sprague’s attitude toward the military and government becoming more patriotic after her service; way soldiers were welcomed home after Vietnam compared to the Gulf War; relationship between men and women in the military in the 60s; having to leave the military for pregnancy; absence of sexual harassment in the Army. Text: 10 pp. transcript. Time: 00:37:21. Listen: Part 1: mfc_na3242_c2351_01Part 2: mfc_na3242_c2351_02https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mf144/1062/thumbnail.jp

Phyllis Sprague, interviewed by Kristen Frey, Part 2

Phyllis Sprague, interviewed by Kristen Frey on November 14, 2001. Sprague was born in Newbury, Vermont in 1943. Sprague talks about joining the Army in 1961; a typical day in basic training and then working for the Army; experience as a medical officer in the Army; Sprague’s attitude toward the military and government becoming more patriotic after her service; way soldiers were welcomed home after Vietnam compared to the Gulf War; relationship between men and women in the military in the 60s; having to leave the military for pregnancy; absence of sexual harassment in the Army. Text: 10 pp. transcript. Time: 00:37:21. Listen: Part 1: mfc_na3242_c2351_01 Part 2: mfc_na3242_c2351_02https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mf144/1088/thumbnail.jp

Postcard: Brown County Fair, Hiawatha, Kansas

This black and white photographic postcard features the fairgrounds at Hiawatha, Kansas. A large building is in the background and tents are on either side. The foreground and background is full of people. There is written text at the bottom of the card. There is handwriting on the back of the card.https://scholars.fhsu.edu/tj_postcards/1457/thumbnail.jp

The New York Money Market

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Book Reviews

Reviews of the following books: Reflections in Bullongh’s Pond: Economy and Ecosystem in New England by Diana Muir; Maine in America: American Art at the Farnsworth Art Museum. By Pamela J. Belanger; foreword by Christopher B. Crosman; essay by William H. Gerdt

Waxy Corn a New Crop

When Japan took the Netherland East Indies, we not only lost our main supply of rubber and tin, but also our tapioca starch