Margaret Harrison
Biographic Data
| ID | 3843191 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Margaret Harrison |
| GIVEN NAMES | Margaret |
| FAMILY NAME | Harrison |
| SIGNATURE | HARRISON M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Gloucestershire |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 115 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1931 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Reflections on ‘fieldwork and disabled students: Discourses of exclusion and inclusion’
Fieldwork and disabled students: Discourses of exclusion and inclusion
Disabled students from a significant but under represented minority in higher education in the UK. Participation appears to be particularly low in disciplines that contain a fieldwork component. Fieldwork has been recognized as a barrier to the participation of disabled students. This paper emphasizes a critical perspective on fieldwork, highlighting the way in which fieldcourses as currently conceived, enacted and experienced, can exclude disabl…
Reflecting on Reflective Learning: The case of geography, earth and environmental sciences
This paper examines how reflective learning can be promoted and developed explicitly within the disciplines of geography, earth and environmental sciences. A review of various theoretical perspectives on reflection is provided, as well as a brief summary of the ways of incorporating reflection in the curriculum. The substantive part of this paper is based on a UK Learning and Teaching Support Network (LTSN) Subject Centre for Geography, Earth and…
Caregiving In Transnational Context: My Wings Have Been Cut; Where Can I Fly
Migration often requires the renegotiation of familial and gender roles as immigrants encounter potentially competing values and demands. Employing ethnographic methods and including in-depth interviewing and participant observation, the authors explore the experiences of 29 South Asian and Chinese Canadian female family caregivers. Caregiving was central to their role as women and members of their ethnocultural community. The women were often en…
Selling Cities
Fieldwork and disabled students: Discourses of exclusion and inclusion
Disabled students form a significant but under represented minority in higher education in the UK. Participation appears to be particularly low in disciplines that contain a fieldwork component. Fieldwork has been recognized as a barrier to the participation of disabled students. This paper emphasizes a critical perspective on fieldwork, highlighting the way in which fieldcourses as currently conceived, enacted and experienced, can exclude disabl…
The Role of the Family Court in Medical Procedure Cases
Bridging the politics of identity in a multicultural classroom
1996). Bridging the politics of identity in a multicultural classroom. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 35, Multicultural Education: Cases and Commentaries, pp. 256-263
Discussion papers: Going modular what's in it for geography
The Reformed Australian Child Support Scheme: An International Policy Comment
The Australian child support reforms were introduced in two stages between mid-1988 and late 1989. The first stage sought to increase the collection and payment of money due by reason of a court order, by establishing the Child Support Agency within the Taxation Office. This agency assumes responsibility for locating missing liable parents and, where possible, withdraws the amount owed from the salaries of liable parents. The second stage uses th…
Continuous Parenting and the Clean Break: The Aftermath of Marriage Breakdown
This paper examines the financial disparity between men and women after marriage breakdown in the context of the debate about public support for children and their caretakers. The Australian Institute of Family Studies research into the economic consequences of marriage breakdown, the government's endorsement of reforms for the assessment and collection of child maintenance and the Law Reform Commission's recommendations for the reform of matrimo…
Payment of Child Maintenance in Australia: The Current Position, Research Findings and Reform Proposals
This paper describes the current position regarding private financial support of children whose parents have separated. It concludes that the amount and incidence of payment is inappropriately low, and that, as a result, many children are living in situations of poverty. While capacity to pay child support is not universal among non-custodial parents, research conducted by the Australian Institute of Family Studies reinforces other research findi…
Diccionario Zoque de Copainala
Este diccionario bilingÃ1⁄4e (con aproximadamente 5.000 entradas) contiene la mayoría de los vocablos principales del idioma zoque de Copainalá (Chiapas, México). Las entradas de ambas secciones, zoqueâ español y españolâ zoque, incluyen categorías gramatical, traducciÃ3n con diferentes acepciones, formas derivadas como subentradas y oraciones ilustrativas. Al final del diccionario, hay una secciÃ3n de gramática (70 páginas) y otros apéndices que…
Working with Young Families in Their Homes
Testing the Appreciation Hour in Rural Schools
Fieldwork and disabled students: Discourses of exclusion and inclusion
Disabled students form a significant but under represented minority in higher education in the UK. Participation appears to be particularly low in disciplines that contain a fieldwork component. Fieldwork has been recognized as a barrier to the participation of disabled students. This paper emphasizes a critical perspective on fieldwork, highlighting the way in which fieldcourses as currently conceived, enacted and experienced, can exclude disabl…
Caregiving In Transnational Context: My Wings Have Been Cut; Where Can I Fly
Migration often requires the renegotiation of familial and gender roles as immigrants encounter potentially competing values and demands. Employing ethnographic methods and including in-depth interviewing and participant observation, the authors explore the experiences of 29 South Asian and Chinese Canadian female family caregivers. Caregiving was central to their role as women and members of their ethnocultural community. The women were often en…
Selling Cities
Reflecting on Reflective Learning: The case of geography, earth and environmental sciences
This paper examines how reflective learning can be promoted and developed explicitly within the disciplines of geography, earth and environmental sciences. A review of various theoretical perspectives on reflection is provided, as well as a brief summary of the ways of incorporating reflection in the curriculum. The substantive part of this paper is based on a UK Learning and Teaching Support Network (LTSN) Subject Centre for Geography, Earth and…
Fieldwork and disabled students: Discourses of exclusion and inclusion
Disabled students from a significant but under represented minority in higher education in the UK. Participation appears to be particularly low in disciplines that contain a fieldwork component. Fieldwork has been recognized as a barrier to the participation of disabled students. This paper emphasizes a critical perspective on fieldwork, highlighting the way in which fieldcourses as currently conceived, enacted and experienced, can exclude disabl…
Reflections on ‘fieldwork and disabled students: Discourses of exclusion and inclusion’
The Role of the Family Court in Medical Procedure Cases
Bridging the politics of identity in a multicultural classroom
1996). Bridging the politics of identity in a multicultural classroom. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 35, Multicultural Education: Cases and Commentaries, pp. 256-263
Discussion papers: Going modular what's in it for geography
The Reformed Australian Child Support Scheme: An International Policy Comment
The Australian child support reforms were introduced in two stages between mid-1988 and late 1989. The first stage sought to increase the collection and payment of money due by reason of a court order, by establishing the Child Support Agency within the Taxation Office. This agency assumes responsibility for locating missing liable parents and, where possible, withdraws the amount owed from the salaries of liable parents. The second stage uses th…
Payment of Child Maintenance in Australia: The Current Position, Research Findings and Reform Proposals
This paper describes the current position regarding private financial support of children whose parents have separated. It concludes that the amount and incidence of payment is inappropriately low, and that, as a result, many children are living in situations of poverty. While capacity to pay child support is not universal among non-custodial parents, research conducted by the Australian Institute of Family Studies reinforces other research findi…
Testing the Appreciation Hour in Rural Schools
Working with Young Families in Their Homes
Diccionario Zoque de Copainala
Este diccionario bilingÃ1⁄4e (con aproximadamente 5.000 entradas) contiene la mayoría de los vocablos principales del idioma zoque de Copainalá (Chiapas, México). Las entradas de ambas secciones, zoqueâ español y españolâ zoque, incluyen categorías gramatical, traducciÃ3n con diferentes acepciones, formas derivadas como subentradas y oraciones ilustrativas. Al final del diccionario, hay una secciÃ3n de gramática (70 páginas) y otros apéndices que…
Payment of Child Maintenance in Australia: The Current Position, Research Findings and Reform Proposals
This paper describes the current position regarding private financial support of children whose parents have separated. It concludes that the amount and incidence of payment is inappropriately low, and that, as a result, many children are living in situations of poverty. While capacity to pay child support is not universal among non-custodial parents, research conducted by the Australian Institute of Family Studies reinforces other research findi…
Continuous Parenting and the Clean Break: The Aftermath of Marriage Breakdown
This paper examines the financial disparity between men and women after marriage breakdown in the context of the debate about public support for children and their caretakers. The Australian Institute of Family Studies research into the economic consequences of marriage breakdown, the government's endorsement of reforms for the assessment and collection of child maintenance and the Law Reform Commission's recommendations for the reform of matrimo…
Discussion papers: Going modular what's in it for geography
The Reformed Australian Child Support Scheme: An International Policy Comment
The Australian child support reforms were introduced in two stages between mid-1988 and late 1989. The first stage sought to increase the collection and payment of money due by reason of a court order, by establishing the Child Support Agency within the Taxation Office. This agency assumes responsibility for locating missing liable parents and, where possible, withdraws the amount owed from the salaries of liable parents. The second stage uses th…
The Role of the Family Court in Medical Procedure Cases
Bridging the politics of identity in a multicultural classroom
1996). Bridging the politics of identity in a multicultural classroom. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 35, Multicultural Education: Cases and Commentaries, pp. 256-263
Selling Cities
Fieldwork and disabled students: Discourses of exclusion and inclusion
Disabled students form a significant but under represented minority in higher education in the UK. Participation appears to be particularly low in disciplines that contain a fieldwork component. Fieldwork has been recognized as a barrier to the participation of disabled students. This paper emphasizes a critical perspective on fieldwork, highlighting the way in which fieldcourses as currently conceived, enacted and experienced, can exclude disabl…
Reflecting on Reflective Learning: The case of geography, earth and environmental sciences
This paper examines how reflective learning can be promoted and developed explicitly within the disciplines of geography, earth and environmental sciences. A review of various theoretical perspectives on reflection is provided, as well as a brief summary of the ways of incorporating reflection in the curriculum. The substantive part of this paper is based on a UK Learning and Teaching Support Network (LTSN) Subject Centre for Geography, Earth and…
Caregiving In Transnational Context: My Wings Have Been Cut; Where Can I Fly
Migration often requires the renegotiation of familial and gender roles as immigrants encounter potentially competing values and demands. Employing ethnographic methods and including in-depth interviewing and participant observation, the authors explore the experiences of 29 South Asian and Chinese Canadian female family caregivers. Caregiving was central to their role as women and members of their ethnocultural community. The women were often en…
Reflections on ‘fieldwork and disabled students: Discourses of exclusion and inclusion’
Fieldwork and disabled students: Discourses of exclusion and inclusion
Disabled students from a significant but under represented minority in higher education in the UK. Participation appears to be particularly low in disciplines that contain a fieldwork component. Fieldwork has been recognized as a barrier to the participation of disabled students. This paper emphasizes a critical perspective on fieldwork, highlighting the way in which fieldcourses as currently conceived, enacted and experienced, can exclude disabl…
Political science (10 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Pedagogy (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Geography Education and Pedagogy (4 works) · Inclusion (mineral (4 works) · Business (3 works)