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Sereebenjapol, Piyathida – Community & Junior College Libraries, 2010
Foreign students often have different conceptions of copyright than do American students. This article summarizes Thailand's Copyright Act B.E. 2537 (1994). Also included are guidelines for fair use from a Thai university, as well as a literature review discussing copyright issues in Taiwan and Japan.
Descriptors: Copyrights, Foreign Countries, Literature Reviews, Program Attitudes
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Malikow, Max – Kappa Delta Pi Record, 2006
Teaching in the affective domain, or "domain of emotional response," challenges teachers to focus objectives on their students' attitudes and feelings (Woolfolk 2003). Affective domain teaching occurs simultaneously with teaching in the cognitive domain, never in lieu of it. In this essay, the acronym CRIER (complaining, responding, initiating,…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Emotional Response, Program Attitudes, Affective Objectives
Faust, John R. – 1978
A project was conducted to (1) determine the potential for serving more and a greater variety of students in New Hampshire's secondary vocational centers through individualized instruction techniques, (2) clarify associated terminology and concepts, (3) study teacher, student, and administrator attitudes towards individualized instruction, and (4)…
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Demonstration Programs, Guidelines, Individualized Instruction
Muller, Nancy – 1974
This guidebook presents a detailed description of a cross-age tutoring program designed for junior high school students who worked with children in the lower grades, and for third grade children who worked with kindergarteners and first graders. Discussed are the concepts and rationale of cross-age tutoring, training procedures, and program…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Cross Age Teaching, Elementary Education, Guidelines