《中国人的修养》是蔡元培先生在公民道德修养教育方面的杰出作品，收录了他最为重要的道德思想教育代表作《华工学校讲义》和《中学修身教科书》，以及其他若干篇相关散论。《中国人的修养》原为普通学生所用的教科书，它完美结合了中华传统文化中的修身理念与现代公民德育理念，通过细小事件，理论结合实践，详细具体地阐述了培养公民道德修养的方法，是一部值得全体国人阅读的道德范本。
只要用心，每个人都能成为好的班主任在学生心中好的班主任，同时也是好的自己。教育，成全了学生，也成全了一个又一个好的班主任。只要用心，每个人都能成为好的班主任，全国中小学班主任培训用书，全国著名班主任陈宇老师20年工作智慧结晶。
只要用心，每个人都能成为好的班主任在学生心中好的班主任，同时也是好的自己。教育，成全了学生，也成全了一个又一个好的班主任。 只要用心，每个人都能成为好的班主任，全国中小学班主任培训用书，全国著名班主任陈宇老师20年工作智慧结晶。
“Tell anyone who asks that you’re half-black and half-white,just like David Hasselhoff from Knight Rider.”–Angela’smother “Love has no color,” insist Angela Nissel’s parents, but does ithave a clue? In this candid, funny, and poignant memoir, Angelarecounts growing up biracial in Philadelphia–moving back and forthbetween black inner-city schools and white prep schools–where herracial ambiguity and doomed attempts to blend in dog her teenyears. Once in college, Angela experiments with black activism(hoping to find clarity in extremism), capitalizes on her “exotic”look at a strip club, and ends up with a major case of the blues(aka, a racial identity problem). Yet Angela is never down for thecount. After moving to Los Angeles, she discovers that beingmultiracial is anything but simple, especially in terms of datingand romance. By turns a comedy of errors and a moving coming-of-age chronicle,Mixed traces one woman’s unforgettable journey to self-acceptanceand belonging.
The cyberspace revolution, globalization, and the ever more rapid pace at which new knowledge is created are among the recent developments which challenge our universities. While they have adapted rather slowly in the past to changing circumstances, there is now an urgent need for them to adjust rapidly in order to fulfill their mission. Success will heavily depend on the presence of an appropriate system of governance, which is becoming more complex as the cyberspace revolution makes university structures less hierarchical. This book examines the contours and dimensions of university governance in research-intensive universities, seeks to develop cogent governance principles, and offers appropriate initiatives and recommendations. The authors, current and former heads of leading research-intensive universities in Western Europe and the United States, all share the defining concern that the fundamental changes of today pose serious challenges for universities and their system of governance. Contributors inclu
Former star correspondent for CNN, Siobhan Darrow coveredthe world’s hottest war zones over the last two decades, reportingfrom the front lines in Moscow, Chechnya, the Balkans, Albania,Israel, and Northern Ireland. Her fearless pursuit of storiesplaced her in countless life-threatening situations, promptingDarrow to wonder what about her character so attracted her toadrenaline, and so alienated her from the family life a part of herlonged for. Darrow approaches this question with the samehonesty–and seat-of-the-pants courage–that established herreputation as a premiere reporter, and the answers she arrives atform this riveting memoir of a woman assigned to cover history inthe making, even as she chases down the most elusive “get” of all:her own happiness.
The authors' achievement is that they have gone beyondthe obvious avoidance patterns to uncover the more subtleways men and women sabotage love. -- Publishers Weekly-- Review
Ex-cop turned #1 New York Times bestselling writer JosephWambaugh forged a new kind of literature with his great earlypolice procedurals. Here in his classic debut novel, Wambaughpresents a stunning, raw, and unforgettable depiction of lifebehind the thin blue line. In a class of new police recruits, Augustus Plebesly is fast andscared. Roy Fehler is full of ideals. And Serge Duran is anex-marine running away from his Chicano childhood. In a few weeksthey'll put on the blue uniform of the LAPD. In months they'll knowhow to interpret the mad babble of the car radio, smell danger,trap a drug dealer, hide a secret, and-most of all-live with theunderstanding that cops are different from everyone else. But forthese men, these new centurions, time is an enemy. The year is1960. The streets are burning with rage. And before they can growold on this job, they'll have to fight for their lives...
A NEW YORK TIMES NOTABLEBOOK In this exquisite book of personalreflections on a woman’s life as a child, wife, and mother, KathrynHarrison, “a writer of extraordinary gifts” (Tobias Wolff), recallsepisodes in her life, exploring how the experiences of childhoodrecur in memory, to be transformed and sometimes healed through thelives we lead as adults. At the heart of Seeking Rapture isthe notion that a woman’s journey is a continuous process oftransformation, an ongoing transcendence and re-creation ofself.
