Charles E Ramsey
Biographic Data
| ID | 214255 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles E Ramsey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles E |
| FAMILY NAME | Ramsey |
| SIGNATURE | RAMSEY C E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Colorado State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Engaging an international professional learning community to support underrepresented educators in sports leadership
This article provides insights from a collaborative grant effort centered on supporting women in sports leadership through the context of a global professional learning community. This grant initiative, called IDEA-SPORT, focused on enhancing the leadership and sports knowledge of girls and other vulnerable and under-served populations in sports-related fields by encouraging leadership and sports collaboration through curricular design and leader…
Industrial Change and Classical Theory
The School Managers: Power and Conflict in American Public Education
The School Managers: Power and Conflict in American Public Education
The School Managers: Power and Conflict in American Public Education
Student Freedom in American Higher Education
Problems of Youth: A Social Problems Perspective
Health Need, Status, and Subscription to Health Insurance
The Universal Experience of Adolescence
The Role and Function of Rural Sociology
THE ROLE AND FUNCTION OF RURAL SOCIOLOGYRural sociology as an applied field results from the interaction between academic and research organizations on the one hand, and policy making and action agencies on the other. The growth and relative importance of the field in the United States should be seen within the context of the land grant college movement whereas in Europe rural sociology has not had the extensive support of an institution combinin…
Parental Authority and Job Choice: Sex Differences in Three Cultures
A study of the codes of conduct of high-school seniors in defying or yielding to parental authority in choosing an occupation was conducted in Japan, the Philippines, and the United States. Respondents in all three cultures allow greater freedom from parental control for young men than young women. This double standard is accepted by both sexes. Female respondents allowed more freedom to both sexes than did male respondents. With respect to the d…
Attitudes of Japanese High School Seniors Toward the Military
Community Structure and Change
Japanese and American Perceptions of Occupations
Seniors in Japanese and American high schools were asked to compare occupations as to prestige, social importance, and income. The prestige ranks given were similar to those found in other studies. Their differences in the matter of social importance werer small. The relationship of social importance to prestige was positive and to income was negative; both correlations were low in magnitude
Change in Values and Attitudes Toward the Family
Japanese and American Perceptions of Occupations
Seniors in Japanese and American high schools were asked to compare occupations as to prestige, social importance, and income. The prestige ranks given were similar to those found in other studies. Their differences in the matter of social importance werer small. The relationship of social importance to prestige was positive and to income was negative; both correlations were low in magnitude
The Role and Function of Rural Sociology
THE ROLE AND FUNCTION OF RURAL SOCIOLOGYRural sociology as an applied field results from the interaction between academic and research organizations on the one hand, and policy making and action agencies on the other. The growth and relative importance of the field in the United States should be seen within the context of the land grant college movement whereas in Europe rural sociology has not had the extensive support of an institution combinin…
Parental Authority and Job Choice: Sex Differences in Three Cultures
A study of the codes of conduct of high-school seniors in defying or yielding to parental authority in choosing an occupation was conducted in Japan, the Philippines, and the United States. Respondents in all three cultures allow greater freedom from parental control for young men than young women. This double standard is accepted by both sexes. Female respondents allowed more freedom to both sexes than did male respondents. With respect to the d…
Community Structure and Change
Change in Values and Attitudes Toward the Family
Change in Values and Attitudes Toward the Family
Japanese and American Perceptions of Occupations
Seniors in Japanese and American high schools were asked to compare occupations as to prestige, social importance, and income. The prestige ranks given were similar to those found in other studies. Their differences in the matter of social importance werer small. The relationship of social importance to prestige was positive and to income was negative; both correlations were low in magnitude
Community Structure and Change
Attitudes of Japanese High School Seniors Toward the Military
Parental Authority and Job Choice: Sex Differences in Three Cultures
A study of the codes of conduct of high-school seniors in defying or yielding to parental authority in choosing an occupation was conducted in Japan, the Philippines, and the United States. Respondents in all three cultures allow greater freedom from parental control for young men than young women. This double standard is accepted by both sexes. Female respondents allowed more freedom to both sexes than did male respondents. With respect to the d…
The Role and Function of Rural Sociology
THE ROLE AND FUNCTION OF RURAL SOCIOLOGYRural sociology as an applied field results from the interaction between academic and research organizations on the one hand, and policy making and action agencies on the other. The growth and relative importance of the field in the United States should be seen within the context of the land grant college movement whereas in Europe rural sociology has not had the extensive support of an institution combinin…
The Universal Experience of Adolescence
Health Need, Status, and Subscription to Health Insurance
Problems of Youth: A Social Problems Perspective
Student Freedom in American Higher Education
The School Managers: Power and Conflict in American Public Education
The School Managers: Power and Conflict in American Public Education
The School Managers: Power and Conflict in American Public Education
Industrial Change and Classical Theory
Engaging an international professional learning community to support underrepresented educators in sports leadership
This article provides insights from a collaborative grant effort centered on supporting women in sports leadership through the context of a global professional learning community. This grant initiative, called IDEA-SPORT, focused on enhancing the leadership and sports knowledge of girls and other vulnerable and under-served populations in sports-related fields by encouraging leadership and sports collaboration through curricular design and leader…
Sociology (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Psychology (9 works) · Pedagogy (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · American education (3 works) · Diverse Education Studies and Reforms (3 works) · School Choice and Performance (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works)