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We are now in the era of technological miracles, including in the field of communication. Satellite television brings us news and information across national boundaries. The media have a strong influence of people's knowledge, attitudes, and practices. The power of media can be used very effectively to make people healthier. Systematic communication strategies can improve health behavior. Communication shapes how people conduct their daily lives, even their sexual behavior. Mass media techniques that combine entertainment with health education are particularly effective in producing behavior changes. The entertainment education approach are based on assumption that the power of mainstream popular culture is great enough to generate models for over all social behavior. This article is at...
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[Jane Jacobs] stayed at work well into her 80s; her last book, Dark Age Ahead (Random House, 2004) lamented the breakdown of communities and families ("families rigged to fail"), society's emphasis on credentials rather than education, and the mass amnesia associated with dark ages, where even the memory of what was lost is lost. "When Portland, Oregon, bought some [streetcars] recently, it had to order them from the Czech Republic," she writes, "because the U.S. streetcar manufacturing industry, once the largest and most technologically advanced in the world, no longer exists." Indeed, an often-mentioned theme in Dark Age Ahead is the General Motors Streetcar Conspiracy, in which streetcar systems were torn up in 146 jurisdictions throughout North America. Many young people living in t...
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... any position of power and was relegated to mass education. According to her testimony, she distrib...
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It was that easy," said [Rachel Alemany], a special-education teacher from Pittsfield, Mass. She got the idea from her mother-in-law, who exchanged renovations for room and board, and she might try it again: "I have other rooms in my house that need work.
"It's fun, and it builds a whole different kind of a relationship," said Wood, who has five children. "They're getting what they want and I'm getting what I want. I would much rather do that than make cash most of the time."
"If somebody wants something that you've got, there's probably a good chance they've got something you want that they don't want," said [Matthew Stewart]. "With bartering, you end up with something interesting."
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The Gimli-based Lake Winnipeg Research Consortium Inc., which is monitoring the state of Lake Winnipeg, and Native Orchid Conservation Inc., of Winnipeg, which protects mini-ecosystems and the plants there, are finalists for the awards, which will be given next month during Canadian Environment Week from June 3 to 9.
ALEXANDRIA Wilson of Opaskwayak Cree Nation at The Pas will receive her education doctorate from Harvard University at the June 7 commencement ceremony in Cambridge, Mass.
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...Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press. . Hanushek, E. 2002. "P...
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...1. the mass media; . 2. the mass education system (from Early ...
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This study addresses the extent of change and regional differences in gender roles in the Vietnamese family based on innovative surveys in northern and southern Vietnam. The similarities and differences in political, economic, and social histories between northern and southern Vietnam provide a compelling setting to investigate the impact of socialist policies and the recent shift from a centrally planned to a market economy on gender stratification in the domestic spheres. We assess determinants of the gender division of household labor among three marriage cohorts that underwent early marital years during 1) the Vietnam War and mass mobilization, 2) nationwide socialist collectivization and economic stagnation, and 3) market reform. We find that Vietnamese wives still do the vast majo...
... in the public spheres, including educational attainment, earnings, occupational status, job mob...
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The poverty student's work is an important part in constructing a harmonious campus. How to make the best use of the work-study program requires us to view the issue from a long-term perspective. The article presents briefly the change and development of the connotation, object and subject of the program through an analysis of the history, current situation and future development of the work-study program. "Helping students out of poverty, providing them with good education and helping them grow into useful people" is a main theme that is in line with the development of times.
... transforms from elite education into mass education, the main body and scope of the work-for...
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...Catholic education was first to come under his scrutiny in Fit for Mi... the Second World War is the development of mass education on a scale unprecedented in human histor...