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2011
This chapter gives a brief overview of emergent taxonomies of disciplinarities in scholarship, and documents the engagement with these as ‘the Interdisciplinary Project’ within the Evidence Programme. It gives a situated and provisional interdisciplinary account of the process of the programme over time that is designed to evoke the experience as much ...
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This chapter gives a brief overview of emergent taxonomies of disciplinarities in scholarship, and documents the engagement with these as ‘the Interdisciplinary Project’ within the Evidence Programme. It gives a situated and provisional interdisciplinary account of the process of the programme over time that is designed to evoke the experience as much ...
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Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1992
Discipline is one topic that virtually every ambulatory care pediatrician is frequently asked about. Although there is a tendency to provide parents with short, glib answers to questions about discipline, the literature on time-in, self-quieting skills, and independent play skills has rarely been addressed in the pediatric literature.
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Discipline is one topic that virtually every ambulatory care pediatrician is frequently asked about. Although there is a tendency to provide parents with short, glib answers to questions about discipline, the literature on time-in, self-quieting skills, and independent play skills has rarely been addressed in the pediatric literature.
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Journal of Christian Nursing, 2012
Johanson, Linda (2012). Dare To Discipline. Journal of Christian Nursing. 29(4), 249. Version of Record Available from Ovid. [ISSN# 0743-2550]. [DOI: 10.1097/CNJ.0b013e318268552a]
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Johanson, Linda (2012). Dare To Discipline. Journal of Christian Nursing. 29(4), 249. Version of Record Available from Ovid. [ISSN# 0743-2550]. [DOI: 10.1097/CNJ.0b013e318268552a]
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The trouble with disciplining disciplines
New Directions for Teaching and Learning, 2011AbstractThe author advocates for greater attention to the unspoken, and potentially repressive, dynamics that faculty may rely upon to cultivate a disciplinary identity in the classroom. Being transparent and critically reflective about the language, ideas, and practices employed in class will empower students and augment their cognitive abilities in ...
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Pediatrics In Review, 1987
Discipline is education, not punishment. Be a good example to your children. Numerous factors determine the child-rearing style individual parents select. Other than the overtly abusive, hostile, on grossly inconsistent style, no empirical research has shown some style of rearing to cause children serious damage or to be vastly ...
A, Rosenfeld, D, Levine
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Discipline is education, not punishment. Be a good example to your children. Numerous factors determine the child-rearing style individual parents select. Other than the overtly abusive, hostile, on grossly inconsistent style, no empirical research has shown some style of rearing to cause children serious damage or to be vastly ...
A, Rosenfeld, D, Levine
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Designing a service science discipline with discipline
IBM Systems Journal, 2008This paper relates our experiences at the University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley), designing a service science discipline. We wanted to design a discipline of service science in a principled and theoretically motivated way. We began our work by asking, "What questions would a service science have to answer?" and from that we developed a new ...
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Computer, 2010
The practices of engineering and computer science are influenced by the same forces that shape manual labor and office work. Occasionally, it's useful to reassess our skills and question the value of our training.
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The practices of engineering and computer science are influenced by the same forces that shape manual labor and office work. Occasionally, it's useful to reassess our skills and question the value of our training.
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Leader to Leader, 1998
As managers recognize the heightened importance of innovation to competitive success, they face an apparent paradox: the orderly and predictable decisions on which a business rests depend increasingly on the disorderly and unpredictable process of innovation.
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As managers recognize the heightened importance of innovation to competitive success, they face an apparent paradox: the orderly and predictable decisions on which a business rests depend increasingly on the disorderly and unpredictable process of innovation.
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The Modern Language Journal, 1942
Author's summary.— The study of foreign languages is important for three main reasons. It affords a major scholarly discipline, is vital in understanding civilizations from which our own has sprung, and is of immediate value for understanding the psychology of the peoples with whom we must collaborate from now on.)
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Author's summary.— The study of foreign languages is important for three main reasons. It affords a major scholarly discipline, is vital in understanding civilizations from which our own has sprung, and is of immediate value for understanding the psychology of the peoples with whom we must collaborate from now on.)
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The Hastings Center Studies, 1973
One of the beguiling phrases I have picked up from reading scientific and medical journals is “anecdotal evidence.” The careful researcher does not claim too much for evidence of that kind; he knows its scientific limitations. I must confess to the perversity of often finding evidence of that sort more suggestive than the solid, well-confirmed kind. It
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One of the beguiling phrases I have picked up from reading scientific and medical journals is “anecdotal evidence.” The careful researcher does not claim too much for evidence of that kind; he knows its scientific limitations. I must confess to the perversity of often finding evidence of that sort more suggestive than the solid, well-confirmed kind. It
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