Elizabeth Sommerlad
Biographic Data
| ID | 5812656 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth Sommerlad |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth |
| FAMILY NAME | Sommerlad |
| SIGNATURE | SOMMERLAD E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Australian National University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The EHE Initiative
Local evaluation was a key element of the evaluation strategy for the EHE initiative. In offering an overview of local evaluations undertaken by the 50 or so HEIs involved in EHE, this paper endeavours to account for why local evaluations have converged around a grounded, dispersed evaluation model focused in the main on curriculum changes at course level. The strategic and integrative qualities of the initiative which posed evaluation questions …
Alternative Rural Communities
The quest for solutions to urban unemployment prompted the federal government to give serious consideration to providing support and encouragement to alternative rural communities. It hoped that residents in these communities would withdraw from the formal labour market and establish alternatives to conventional employment. A study of 20 rural land sharing communities in New South Wales indicates that at the present time these communities do not …
Recurrent Education
s English Is recurrent education a practical strategy for change? This research paper reports some of the reactions of the Australian legal profession to recurrent education and suggests that a covert alliance between the profession and its educators results in a strong resistance to this rather radical approach to education
Aboriginal Children Belong in the Aboriginal Community
The placement of aboriginal children has been the responsibility of white social workers attached to state welfare agencies. Many of these children have been fostered or adopted by white families and have had little or no contact with the aboriginal community. Aboriginal people are now voicing opposition to such practices and are calling for an end to inter‐racial adoption. They want the placement of all aboriginal children to be in the hands of …
Cooperation-Competition
Australian European and full-blood Aboriginal school children were assigned to groups of four individuals who performed a task in which cooperation maximised and competition minimised reward. The Aboriginal sample showed significantly more cooperative responses than the European sample. Differences also occurred within the Aboriginal sample, with individuals in the stream preparing for secondary education showing more competitive behaviour than t…
The Role of Ethnic Identification in Distinguishing Between Attitudes Towards Assimilation and Integration of a Minority Racial Group
The Role of Ethnic Identification in Distinguishing Between Attitudes Towards Assimilation and Integration of a Minority Racial Group
Cooperation-Competition
Australian European and full-blood Aboriginal school children were assigned to groups of four individuals who performed a task in which cooperation maximised and competition minimised reward. The Aboriginal sample showed significantly more cooperative responses than the European sample. Differences also occurred within the Aboriginal sample, with individuals in the stream preparing for secondary education showing more competitive behaviour than t…
Aboriginal Children Belong in the Aboriginal Community
The placement of aboriginal children has been the responsibility of white social workers attached to state welfare agencies. Many of these children have been fostered or adopted by white families and have had little or no contact with the aboriginal community. Aboriginal people are now voicing opposition to such practices and are calling for an end to inter‐racial adoption. They want the placement of all aboriginal children to be in the hands of …
Alternative Rural Communities
The quest for solutions to urban unemployment prompted the federal government to give serious consideration to providing support and encouragement to alternative rural communities. It hoped that residents in these communities would withdraw from the formal labour market and establish alternatives to conventional employment. A study of 20 rural land sharing communities in New South Wales indicates that at the present time these communities do not …
Recurrent Education
s English Is recurrent education a practical strategy for change? This research paper reports some of the reactions of the Australian legal profession to recurrent education and suggests that a covert alliance between the profession and its educators results in a strong resistance to this rather radical approach to education
The Role of Ethnic Identification in Distinguishing Between Attitudes Towards Assimilation and Integration of a Minority Racial Group
Cooperation-Competition
Australian European and full-blood Aboriginal school children were assigned to groups of four individuals who performed a task in which cooperation maximised and competition minimised reward. The Aboriginal sample showed significantly more cooperative responses than the European sample. Differences also occurred within the Aboriginal sample, with individuals in the stream preparing for secondary education showing more competitive behaviour than t…
Aboriginal Children Belong in the Aboriginal Community
The placement of aboriginal children has been the responsibility of white social workers attached to state welfare agencies. Many of these children have been fostered or adopted by white families and have had little or no contact with the aboriginal community. Aboriginal people are now voicing opposition to such practices and are calling for an end to inter‐racial adoption. They want the placement of all aboriginal children to be in the hands of …
Recurrent Education
s English Is recurrent education a practical strategy for change? This research paper reports some of the reactions of the Australian legal profession to recurrent education and suggests that a covert alliance between the profession and its educators results in a strong resistance to this rather radical approach to education
Alternative Rural Communities
The quest for solutions to urban unemployment prompted the federal government to give serious consideration to providing support and encouragement to alternative rural communities. It hoped that residents in these communities would withdraw from the formal labour market and establish alternatives to conventional employment. A study of 20 rural land sharing communities in New South Wales indicates that at the present time these communities do not …
The EHE Initiative
Local evaluation was a key element of the evaluation strategy for the EHE initiative. In offering an overview of local evaluations undertaken by the 50 or so HEIs involved in EHE, this paper endeavours to account for why local evaluations have converged around a grounded, dispersed evaluation model focused in the main on curriculum changes at course level. The strategic and integrative qualities of the initiative which posed evaluation questions …
Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Pedagogy (2 works) · Project commissioning (2 works)