Michael A Malec
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 223493 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Michael A Malec |
| PRENOMES | Michael A |
| SOBRENOME | Malec |
| ASSINATURA | MALEC M A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Boston College |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7904-0085 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1967 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Essential Statistics For Social Research
We need only scan a newspaper or magazine, turn on a news broadcast, or open a sociology text or journal to see that we live in an age that is heavily dependent on statistical information. The extent this dependency is such that it is rather difficult to be an educated person without having at least a passing acquaintance with basic statistics. More to the point, it is virtually impossible to be a capable social scientist without having a definit…
Robinson and Worrell
Usenet News Groups
The social roles of sport in Caribbean societies
Neglected Fields: Sports in the Caribbean Cricket, Colonialism, and the culture of Caribbean Politics West Indian Cricket as Cultural Resistance Ideologies of West Indian Cricket Gender, Inequality, Sport and Professional Achievement in Jamaica Headcase, Headstrong and Head-of-the-Class Resocialisation and Labelling in Dominican Baseball A Parkboy Remembers Colts Products of a Subculture of Sport Whither Jets, Hawks and Civic? Conflict, Continuit…
Learning Students' Names in Sociology Classes
TRADITIONAL UNDERGRADUATE SOCIOLOGY education uses a banking paradigm of learning (Freire 1971:63), in which the instructor, who has all the knowledge (money), makes deposits via lectures and selected readings to students. They, as essentially passive receptacles, listen, take notes, and read. Palmer (1990:12) names this method the performer-spectator classroom. This paper explores the use of another paradigm, more interpersonal and more interact…
Sports Discussion Groups on the Internet
The Wonderful 'World Wide Web' of Sports
Hoop Shots and Last Dreams
Gender (In)equity in the Ncaa News
Patriotic Symbols in Intercollegiate Sports during the Gulf War
In the United States, one connection between sport and politics seemed to present itself during the period of the Gulf War. Although the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) normally proscribes the use of patches on team uniforms, the American flag was a prominent addition to the uniform jerseys of many teams, especially after the United States went to war. A questionnaire was mailed to sports information directors at 152 randomly sele…
Thoughts On Leaving the Journal of Sport and Social Issues
A PSI Statistics Course
Fred Keller's System of seems to have been designed with a statistics course in mind. A half-dozen years ago, my biggest problem in teaching the course was pace; different students learned the material at greatly different rates. Searching for a solution, I discovered that PSI had been used with great success in similar courses. I attended a workshop sponsored by the Center for Personalized Instruction (Georgetown University, Washington, DC 20057…
Introductory Statistics with Applications
Teacher Development for In-Service Faculty
faculty (those instructors who are no longer graduate students, teaching fellows, and the like) is presented. Possible roles for institutional centers, departments, and faculty members are described. Obstacles to and facilitators of teacher development programs are dealt with. Survey data describing in-service teacher development programs in sociology departments indicate a low level of department activity, but a relatively high level of availabl…
Psi
"Comment on "The Reward System in Science
Introduction to Social Research
Attitude Change
Family Integration, Achievement Values, Academic Self-Concept and Dropping Out of High School
It is not necessary to document the magnitude and seriousness of the high school dropout problem. For more than a decade now this problem has been one of major concern to education, govern ment, minority groups, and social scientists. It has been estimated that in the 1960's about one-third of American high school students have failed, or will fail, to graduate (S.M. Miller, et al 1964). If pressed, the layman often resorts to poverty and intelli…
Some Observations on the Content of CRISIS
Sports Discussion Groups on the Internet
Gender (In)equity in the Ncaa News
Usenet News Groups
Learning Students' Names in Sociology Classes
TRADITIONAL UNDERGRADUATE SOCIOLOGY education uses a banking paradigm of learning (Freire 1971:63), in which the instructor, who has all the knowledge (money), makes deposits via lectures and selected readings to students. They, as essentially passive receptacles, listen, take notes, and read. Palmer (1990:12) names this method the performer-spectator classroom. This paper explores the use of another paradigm, more interpersonal and more interact…
The Wonderful 'World Wide Web' of Sports
Thoughts On Leaving the Journal of Sport and Social Issues
Some Observations on the Content of CRISIS
Family Integration, Achievement Values, Academic Self-Concept and Dropping Out of High School
It is not necessary to document the magnitude and seriousness of the high school dropout problem. For more than a decade now this problem has been one of major concern to education, govern ment, minority groups, and social scientists. It has been estimated that in the 1960's about one-third of American high school students have failed, or will fail, to graduate (S.M. Miller, et al 1964). If pressed, the layman often resorts to poverty and intelli…
Introduction to Social Research
Attitude Change
"Comment on "The Reward System in Science
Psi
Teacher Development for In-Service Faculty
faculty (those instructors who are no longer graduate students, teaching fellows, and the like) is presented. Possible roles for institutional centers, departments, and faculty members are described. Obstacles to and facilitators of teacher development programs are dealt with. Survey data describing in-service teacher development programs in sociology departments indicate a low level of department activity, but a relatively high level of availabl…
Introductory Statistics with Applications
A PSI Statistics Course
Fred Keller's System of seems to have been designed with a statistics course in mind. A half-dozen years ago, my biggest problem in teaching the course was pace; different students learned the material at greatly different rates. Searching for a solution, I discovered that PSI had been used with great success in similar courses. I attended a workshop sponsored by the Center for Personalized Instruction (Georgetown University, Washington, DC 20057…
Thoughts On Leaving the Journal of Sport and Social Issues
Patriotic Symbols in Intercollegiate Sports during the Gulf War
In the United States, one connection between sport and politics seemed to present itself during the period of the Gulf War. Although the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) normally proscribes the use of patches on team uniforms, the American flag was a prominent addition to the uniform jerseys of many teams, especially after the United States went to war. A questionnaire was mailed to sports information directors at 152 randomly sele…
Gender (In)equity in the Ncaa News
The social roles of sport in Caribbean societies
Neglected Fields: Sports in the Caribbean Cricket, Colonialism, and the culture of Caribbean Politics West Indian Cricket as Cultural Resistance Ideologies of West Indian Cricket Gender, Inequality, Sport and Professional Achievement in Jamaica Headcase, Headstrong and Head-of-the-Class Resocialisation and Labelling in Dominican Baseball A Parkboy Remembers Colts Products of a Subculture of Sport Whither Jets, Hawks and Civic? Conflict, Continuit…
Learning Students' Names in Sociology Classes
TRADITIONAL UNDERGRADUATE SOCIOLOGY education uses a banking paradigm of learning (Freire 1971:63), in which the instructor, who has all the knowledge (money), makes deposits via lectures and selected readings to students. They, as essentially passive receptacles, listen, take notes, and read. Palmer (1990:12) names this method the performer-spectator classroom. This paper explores the use of another paradigm, more interpersonal and more interact…
Sports Discussion Groups on the Internet
The Wonderful 'World Wide Web' of Sports
Hoop Shots and Last Dreams
Usenet News Groups
Robinson and Worrell
Essential Statistics For Social Research
We need only scan a newspaper or magazine, turn on a news broadcast, or open a sociology text or journal to see that we live in an age that is heavily dependent on statistical information. The extent this dependency is such that it is rather difficult to be an educated person without having at least a passing acquaintance with basic statistics. More to the point, it is virtually impossible to be a capable social scientist without having a definit…
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