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Radical Realism, Autofictional Narratives and the Reinvention of the Novel

為了解決english for you less的問題，作者Doloughan 這樣論述：

This monograph is concerned with what it sees as two complementary phenomena: that of contemporary writers of fiction who seem to have turned their backs on the traditional novel in favour of what might be termed a radical realism, alongside a more general movement towards and interest in auto/bi

ography and memoir in the post-truth era. By reviewing the work of four authors whose trajectory to date represents engagement with novelistic as well as auto/biographical forms, it reconsiders differences between ’fiction’ and ’non-fiction’, as they pertain to both production and reception, includi

ng issues of generic categorization, the prevalence or exclusion of specific textual markers, and readerly expectations in navigating diverse and shifting literary cultures.The Norwegian author Karl Ove Knausgaard’s Min Kamp (My Struggle) series is considered in English translation in relation to it

s cross-cultural reception; it is also placed within the context of Knausgaard’s oeuvre as a whole. Some parallels between the work of Knausgaard and that of Rachel Cusk are drawn, though in the case of the latter the focus is not so much on the memoirs but on the Outline trilogy that followed the t

rilogy of memoirs and the extent to which it represents both a departure from and a continuation of some of the concerns expressed in previous non-fictional works with a specific focus on Aftermath. Comparison of Jeanette Winterson’s semi-autobiographical debut novel, Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit,

with her memoir entitled Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal? allows for close textual reading of scenes initially treated in novelistic form and revisited in the memoir permitting discussion of points of similarity and difference in their treatment in relation to the constraints and affordances

of genre, where these apply. Discussion of Xiaolu Guo’s memoir, Once Upon A Time in the East, focusses both on its cross-cultural reception and on the place of the memoir within the Guo corpus.In some ways all four writers are less concerned with traditional aspects of story and more concerned to de

ploy a range of forms, including narrative, to serve their interest in broader questions of truth, agency and self-understanding.

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學業自我概念之大魚小池效應與學業成就關係探究：以TIMSS 2019為例的跨國多層次分析

為了解決english for you less的問題，作者林青松 這樣論述：

本研究使用2019國際數學和科學研究趨勢（TIMSS 2019）的數據，以檢驗納入統計的44個國家或地區中，八年級學生的學業自我概念之大魚小池效應與學業成就關係。大魚小池效應(Big Fish-Little-Pond-Effect)，係指當所處群體的平均能力較高，學生會因為與同儕的社會比較而產生較低的學業自我概念；反之然當所處群體的平均能力較低，學生則產生較高的學業自我概念。主要研究目的歸納如下：(一)探討學生數學自我概念對於數學學業成就的影響。(二)探討個體與班級層面之數學學業成就對於學生的數學學業自我概念的影響。(三)探討個體層面之數學學業成就、知覺相對位階(perceived rela

tive standing對學生的學業自我概念中之BFLPE的影響。據此，本研究提出三個研究假設模型，第一個統計模型是數學自我概念的驗證性因素分析（Confirmatory Factor Analysis, CFA）模型。第二個統計模型是Lüdtke et al.(2008)提出的多層次潛在共變項模型(multilevel latent covariate model)的擴展。在第三個統計模型中，與先前的研究一致(Wang＆ Bergin,2017，Huguet et al.,2009，Wang, 2015)，加入知覺相對位階以作為組內層次數學自我概念的附加預測因子。研究結果顯示：(一)班級間

平均數學學業自我概念有顯著不同。(二)學生個人與班級之數學學業成就對學生的數學學業自我概念有顯著預測力。(三)學生個人之數學學業成就、知覺相對位階對學生的數學學業自我概念有顯著的預測力。本研究僅基於研究的相關發現與研究過程所遇挑戰提出後續研究的建議，依內容分為對教育實務方面與對後續欲進行類似取向的研究提出相關議題之建議，期能將研究結果提供教育行政主管機關、學校行政人員、教師及未來研究者作為參考。

Work That Makes Sense: Operator-Led Visuality, Second Edition

為了解決english for you less的問題，作者Galsworth, Gwendolyn D. 這樣論述：

Gwendolyn D. Galsworth, PhD, is president/founder of Visual Thinking Inc. and The Visual‐Lean Institute(R) (collectively ＂VTI＂). Dr. Galsworth formed her company in 1991 as a consulting, training, and research firm, specializing in the technologies of the visual workplace. Since then, she has focuse

d on codifying the field of visuality into a single coherent framework of thinking and application.In 2005, Dr. Galsworth established the Visual‐Lean(R) Institute where inhouse trainers and external consultants are trained and licensed in nine core visual workplace courses--including Visual Machine(

R), Visual‐Lean(R) Office, and Visual Leadership. In this way, they can train and implement these in their own companies (or with their clients) and achieve a fully‐functioning, self‐sufficient visual enterprise. VTI conducts seminars, workshops, and train‐the‐trainer events in the USA and around th

e world. A former Baldrige and Shingo Prize examiner (eight years), Dr. Galsworth helps companies all over the world to accelerate their rate of visual transformation, strengthen cultural alignment, and achieve long‐term, sustainable bottom‐line outcomes. Her clients include: Lockheed‐Martin, Hamilt

on Standard, Pratt & Whitney, Hitchcock Industries, Royal Nooteboom Trailers/Holland, Crown Equipment/Mexico, Trailmobile/Canada, Parker Denison, Crown/Mexico, Rolls‐Royce/UK, TVS Sundaram Clayton/India, Crompton Greaves/India, Sears Home Services, United Electric Controls, and Wilson Transformer /A

ustralia. She is a former Malcolm Baldrige and Shingo Prize Examiner.Dr. Galsworth and her team are continually transforming their research--new knowledge and knowhow-- into improved products to assist you on your journey to workplace visuality. We recently launched a new platform of fully‐narrated

online training systems on a range of topics, including Work That Makes Sense (English/Spanish); and, in collaboration with Dr. Martin Hinckley (author/Make No Mistake), Mistake‐Proofing for Perfect Quality.Recognizing the fit between The Shingo Prize and workplace visuality, Robert Miller, former e

xecutive director of The Prize, put it this way: ＂The visual workplace, as taught by Gwendolyn Galsworth, is in perfect harmony with the model of Operational Excellence represented by The Shingo Prize. The concepts, tools, and methods of visuality are essential as we pursue other guiding principles

of seeking perfection, quality at the source, and the continuous flow of value to customers.＂Dr. Galsworth is a Teaching Fellow on the faculty of the Shingo Institute and author of seven books on workplace visuality and strategic improvement. Her ground‐breaking book, Work That Makes Sense: Operator

‐Led Visuality, contains over 500 full‐color visual solutions and provides a step‐by-step process that operators follow to convert their work areas to visuality that is sustainable. Galsworth’s book, Visual Workplace‐Visual Thinking, provides a complete foundation in visual principles and practices

and her 10‐ Doorways model. Both books are winners of the prestigious Shingo Prize.Her book on the cost of complexity, Smart Simple Design/Reloaded, takes a hard look at the costs and challenges of product diversification. In it, she maps out the Variety Effectiveness Process (VEP), a proven method

for de‐complicating the organization by simplifying product architecture and dismantling layers of imbedded complication that choke a company’s infrastructure and product design process. Once VEP is effectively applied, the need for both visual and lean is significantly less urgent. Galsworth’s book

s are available globally from our website (visualworkplace.com) and on Amazon, in print and on Kindle.Dr. Galsworth’s career in operational excellence began as the head of training and development at Productivity Inc. in the early 1980s. There she worked closely with Dr. Ryuji Fukuda to adapt the CE

DAC(R) method for western audiences--and with Dr. Shigeo Shingo to develop, among many things, poka‐yoke as an implementation methodology for the West. While there, she was also principal developer and implementer of Visual Factory, TEIAN (operator‐led suggestion systems), and Hoshin Kanri/X‐Type Ma

trix Planning (policy deployment).Gwendolyn holds a Ph.D. from Indiana University, has led study missions to some of the world’s finest companies, including in Japan, and is a frequent keynote speaker. Podcasts from her weekly radio show, Visual Workplace Radio, and over 100 articles from The Visual

Thinker Newsletter can be found on her website, www.visualworkplace.com Dr. Galsworth now lives in New England where she happily works, hikes, and writes. She can be reached at 503‐233‐1784 or through visualworkplace.com.

國小初任教師的閱讀教學素養

為了解決english for you less的問題，作者韓皓婷 這樣論述：

本研究旨在探討國小初任教師（5年內教學年資）的閱讀教學素養在職前師培教育和工作需求的落差及此落差是否受到不同背景變項的影響。在本研究中，133位國小初任教師填寫「國小初任在職教師閱讀教學素養」問卷。以描述性統計、相依樣本t檢定及單因子變異數分析統計方法，進行資料處理分析。主要研究結果如下。一、在閱讀教學素養的每個面向（即是：閱讀態度、閱讀策略及閱讀策略教學），職場需求程度最高的能力分別為「教師應該引導學生閱讀」、「畫線或圈出重點」、「依據 5W1H （何時、何地、何人、何事、為何、與如何）的原則提出問題」。二、在閱讀教學素養的每個面向，職前師培教育和工作需求落差最大的能力分別為「教師應該引導

學生閱讀」、「總結所讀的內容」、「設計有層次的提問（事實性、推論性、評論性）」。三、初任教師在閱讀教學素養的每個面向上，沒有因為性別、教育程度及擔任的職務因素，而呈現職前師培教育和工作需求有顯著落差。四、相較於國語文相關系所畢業的初任教師，非國語文相關系所畢業的初任教師在「閱讀態度」、「閱讀策略」上的落差較大，但在「閱讀策略教學」的落差沒有比較大。據此，本研究結果將可為教師專業發展及師資培育提供參考方向。