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服装设计与营销专业26、我们像鹰一样，生来就是自由的，但是为了生存，我们不得不为自己编织一个笼子，然后把自己关在里面。——博莱索27、法律如果不讲道理，即使延续时间再长，也还是没有制约力的。——爱·科克28、好法律是由坏风俗创造出来的。——马克罗维乌斯29、在一切能够接受法律支配的人类的状态中，哪里没有法律，那里就没有自由。——洛克30、风俗可以造就法律，也可以废除法律。——塞·约翰逊服装设计与营销专业服装设计与营销专业26、我们像鹰一样，生来就是自由的，但是为了生存，我们不得不为自己编织一个笼子，然后把自己关在里面。——博莱索27、法律如果不讲道理，即使延续时间再长，也还是没有制约力的。——爱·科克28、好法律是由坏风俗创造出来的。——马克罗维乌斯29、在一切能够接受法律支配的人类的状态中，哪里没有法律，那里就没有自由。——洛克30、风俗可以造就法律，也可以废除法律。——塞·约翰逊2U.S.DepartmentofHealthandHumanServicesNationalInstitutesofHealthNationalHeart,Lung,andBloodInstituteNationalInstituteofDiabetesandDigestiveandKidneyDiseasesNationalInstituteofChildHealthandHumanDevelopmentANationalObesity-PreventionProgramDevelopedbytheNationalInstitutesofHealthYourLogoHereNationalCancerInstitute西安服装设计培训meilaixi3Flexible!VarietyofsettingsAnationaleducationprogramtargetingyouth,

ages8–13,andtheirparentsandcaregiversinhomeandcommunitysettingstomeettheoverallgoalofpreventingoverweightandobesity.Turnkey!Science-basedprogramfortheentirecommunityFosterscollaboration!1、农村初中教师的现状1.1教师学历达标，但实际素质偏低农村教师的构成是高校分配的大中专师范和非师范的毕业生及民办转正的教师，由于近年来大规模的学历补偿教育和在职进修学习，农村初中教师学历达标率达80％以上。尽管他们取得了国家承认的专科和本科学历。但实际教学能力和整体素质并没有同步提高，制约了农村教育教学质量的提高。1.2骨干教师缺乏由于存在着学校之间城乡之间的差别，教师流动频繁。有能力的教师工作两三年调入城市，刚刚培养成熟进入骨干行列的教师就被条件优越的学校挖走，导致学校市区级骨干非常稀少。无骨干教师的辐射效应。青年教师成长缓慢、中老年教师知识陈旧，教育教学质量上不来，家长不满意，社会不认同，生源大量流失。1.3教育观念滞后，课改意识不强农村学校由于地处偏僻，信息交流不畅，交通不便，文化氛围滞后，对新生事物接受慢，不求进取，固步自封。传统的教学方式，注入式、满堂灌、一言堂根深蒂固，死记硬背、机械训练的状况还占一定地位，这些成为当前课改的瓶颈，严重制约着农村教育的改革和发展。1.4年龄老化，竞争意识不强，工作无紧迫感导致这一现象的原因，一是由于编制的限制，不能及时补充年轻教师；二是农村学校条件艰苦，教师待遇偏低，留不住年轻教师。特别是中老年教师大多处于职业倦怠期，工作力不从心，缺乏竞争意识，工作得过且过，改革创新意识不强，导致学校无办学活力。2、对策与建议提高教育质量，靠的是一支高素质的教师队伍，建设好一支高素质的师资队伍是提高农村教育质量，深化课程改革，落实素质教育，改变农村面貌，实现城乡一体化的当务之急。2.1加强师德教育，树立责任感师德是提高教师素质的核心，是做好工作的前提，教师只有具备高尚的职业道德，才能产生提高自己业务的强烈愿望，才能克服种种困难，全身心投入到工作之中，学校领导要根据《中小学教师职业道德规范》结合本校的实际，提出具体要求，突出重点，务求实效，使师德教育经常化，制度化，列入教师岗位考核中。在教师中形成热爱工作、忠诚于党的教育事业、乐于奉献、勤奋工作的氛围。为提高农村学校的教育教学质量奠定坚实的基础。2.2树立新观念，促进课堂教学改革一个人的观念是文化的积淀，观念对人们的行为有着支配导向的作用。教育观念决定教育模式，教育模式决定教育产品，有什么观念，就有什么样的教育，就有什么样的教学，因此必须把转变旧的教育观念。树立新的课程理念，贯穿课程改革全过程，引领教师树立新的课程理念，树立正确的学生观、教学观，认清课程改革初中习方式与教学方式的转变是新课堂教学中最为显著的特征。2.3改善教师生活环境，把政府的优惠政策落到实处为了稳定提高农村教师队伍必须把政府的优惠政策落到实处：第一，对学校的评价，及对教师的评价不能一刀切，要有农村的评价标准。第二，农村教师或到农村工作的城市教师在评聘和晋职上，不受指标的限制。第三，要建立农村教师特殊津贴制度，津贴的标准要达到稳定农村师资队伍吸引城市教师到农村学校工作的目的。第四，城市新聘用的教师和晋职的教师必须在农村学校工作一定时间才可聘用和晋职。2.4提高农村学校校本培训的质量校本培训是提高教师队伍素质的重要途径，如何搞好校本培训，提高培训的质量，仅仅靠学校自身培训远远达不到效果。第一，必须由上级教科研部门组织专家对学校进行诊断分析，根据具体情况有针对性的进行定期讲座培训，跟踪测试纳入教师个人考核中。第二，由教育行政部门组织开展与市内优秀学校教师手拉手活动，定期相互听评课，开展教科研活动，并纳入双方学校考核中。第三，有计划地安排教师个人自学内容，定期检查学习笔记，只有这样才能提高校本培训的质量，教师队伍素质才能稳步提高。2.5以教科研为载体，着力培养骨干教师要建立以校为本的教学研究制度，指导和帮助教师掌握科学的研究方法，紧密围绕学校教学工作的实际，精选教育科研课题，通过对课程的研究，共同学习、共同探讨、共同实践、共同提高，聚合了一批人，带动了一批人，培养了一批人，推出了一批人，是一条快速高效提高教师素质培养骨干教师的很好途径。加强农村教师队伍建设，是一个永恒的主题，随着教育改革的不断深入，这个主题将不断赋予新的内涵，这就需要我们不断地去研究、去探索，去开辟新途径。2012年高考已经尘埃落定了。高考文综卷地理部分无论全国卷还是地方卷，试题考察知识全面，难易适中，而且更加贴近生活，贴近学生实际，具有时代气息，符合新课程地理高考的特点以及能力要求。具体来说，客观选择题能够紧紧抓住地理学科本身的特点以及能力要求，考察学生对地理基本原理的理解和判断力，通过图表考察学生正确获取地理信息和理解运用的能力。综合题以区域地理与背景材料来命题，重点考察学生对材料阅读理解和综合分析的能力，考察学生描述和阐释地理原理与规律的能力。选做题，重点考察获取材料中有用信息的能力，结合材料和所学知识进行简单知识迁移的能力。为此，笔者通过分析，认为2013年高考地理复习应从以下几个方面给予重视和加强。1、重视基础知识积累知识是能力的载体，没有厚实的基础知识和基本技能，能力培养和提高犹如“空中楼阁”。我们地理教师在指导学生复习时，一定要善于归类、比较、整合，找出地理各部分知识之间的关系，分解细化复杂的知识点，打好章节过关的基础，使学生牢固地掌握地理基础知识，这样才能以此为生长点获取更多的知识，构建出知识网络，才能运用这些原理和规律去解决千差万别的实际问题，才能够进行创新。2、提高读图析图能力新课程高考对考生空间思维和读图能力的要求正在日益提高，因为地理图像作为地理学科的基本表达方式是其他文字无法替代的。高考要求学生能够根据地图叙述地理事物图像和特征，并能够利用地图进行分析和判断，归纳和总结，进而得出正确的结论。对考生运用图表获取地理知识能力的要求提高，充分体现了图像语言在地理学科的重要性。同时，在地理考试中，世界地理区域特征的表现，地理情景的设置，地理问题的提出等等，都越来越多地通过各种区域图、结构原理图、等值线图、景观图来表现。如2011年高考综合题36题分析某岛屿淡水资源的分布特点和解决淡水资源短缺的途径，37题大陆制造业500强总部的空间分布特点及优势条件分析。选择题的6、7、8对等高线地图的判读和坝长的计算。这就要求教师在平时教学中要加强对学生读图、析图能力的培养，使学生能快速、全面，准确的获取图形语言形式的地理信息，包括判断和分析各种地理图表所承载的信息；阅读地理图表时，要能够正确理解图表表述的地理信息的含义，进行逻辑推理和综合判断，找出图中所蕴含的地理事物或现象的原理和规律；对于图表中的数据，要从定量的分析中抓特征、找规律，提取有效信息，并能进行定性阐述。3、培养解决现实问题能力高考地理的命题指导思想是“以能力测试为主导，考察考生所学相关课程基础知识，基本技能的掌握程度和综合运用所学知识分析解决实际问题的能力”。如2012年高考选择题1、2、3，简答题36，选作题42、44，涉及粮食生产、城市水源、就业等现实现象及问题，选择题8、9，涉及劳动力要素与企业发展阶段的关系变化，都与现实结合紧密，体现地理知识的时代价值。因此在复习备考中要关注关系人类生产、生活的诸多问题，紧密联系实际，用所学理论解答实际问题，做到学以致用。另外，文科综合也要注意地理与政治、历史的交叉点与切入点，在做每一道跨学科综合题时，多思考运用不同科目的知识生长出延伸知识，多角度思考并解答，以培养获取延伸知识、综合分析能力。4、注重区域地理学习从高考命题者的角度来看，区域地理是实现高中与初中地理、人文与自然地理的最好结合点，是引导学生关注人类生存和发展进程的重大问题、展示我国热点地理事物和图像的最好平台，是考察学生运用地理知识分析、阐述、评价以及解决实际问题能力的最好载体。近年从高考地理阅卷得分统计来看，考生区域地理试题方面失分现象严重，有的甚至因为某一区域地理基础知识薄弱，导致“全题覆没”。因此，在2013年的地理高考复习中，教师要指导学生进行区域地理知识的复习和区域定位的训练。5、加强地理学科语言训练在《考试说明》的地理十项技能中的最后一项是“进行文字准确，条理清楚，逻辑严密的表述”。而高考中我们常见到学生漏答，错答，答案模糊或答案不简练等错误，或做题时学生感到无从下手，对文字表达心中无数。面对学生这个“软肋”，我们应该在复习教学中有意识地进行文字语言表达的训练。首先，要引导学生阅读教材，熟悉地理学科术语。只有具备熟悉的地理语言，才能有效的地进行表达。特别要关注地理术语的表达方式，如气温高低的表述用炎热、高温、温和、凉爽。其次，指导学生把握主干知识，理清知识脉络，确保表达内容的全面性和方向性。如分析河流的水文特征要从流量、汛期、含沙量、结冰期等方面一一阐述。最后教师要结合经典试题指导学生精心组织答案，分清表达主次，体验与“标准答案”的差异。只有这样，才能减少由于文字表达不当而造成的不必要的失分。总之，高考是选拔性考试，通过以上分析，我们不难看出，2013年的高考地理复习应以基础知识的掌握为基准，对学生的地理素养进行着重地培养，从而提高学生分析问题和解决问题的能力。U.S.DepartmentofHealthandHumanServicesNationalInstitutesofHealthNationalHeart,Lung,andBloodInstituteNationalInstituteofDiabetesandDigestiveandKidneyDiseasesNationalInstituteofChildHealthandHumanDevelopmentANationalObesity-PreventionProgramDevelopedbytheNationalInstitutesofHealthYourLogoHereNationalCancerInstitute西安服装设计培训meilaixi2Flexible!VarietyofsettingsAnationaleducationprogramtargetingyouth,

ages8–13,andtheirparentsandcaregiversinhomeandcommunitysettingstomeettheoverallgoalofpreventingoverweightandobesity.Turnkey!Science-basedprogramfortheentirecommunityFosterscollaboration!3ANationalCollaborationWeCan!isacollaborativeeffortoffourInstituteswithintheNationalInstitutesofHealth(NIH):NationalHeart,Lung,andBloodInstitute(NHLBI)NationalInstituteofDiabetesandDigestiveandKidneyDiseases(NIDDK)NationalInstituteofChildHealthandHumanDevelopment(NICHD)NationalCancerInstitute(NCI)4WhyWeCan!Nationaltrendsandstatisticsshowalarmingchangesin:OverweightandobesityratesCalorieintakeFoodandbeverageconsumptionTelevisionviewing5PercentageofU.S.ChildrenandAdolescentsWhoAreOverweight*

*>95thpercentileforBMIbyageandsexbasedon2000CDCBMI-for-agegrowthcharts**Dataarefrom1963-65forchildren6-11yearsofageandfrom1966-70foradolescents12-17yearsofageSource:NationalCenterforHealthStatistics6TrendsinOverweight*forChildren

(2-19Yrs)*BMI≥95thpercentileofBMI-for-age,2000CDCgrowthchartsSource:NHANES1999-2004Ogdenetal.JAMA2006.%7WhytheIncrease?MultiplecausesLifestyle,environment,andgenesBottomline=ENERGYBALANCE(caloriesandphysicalactivity)MorecaloriesconsumedLargerfoodportionsandsizesEatingoutmoreoftenIncreasesinsoda,pizza,andcandyconsumptionFewercaloriesbeingusedupDeclinesinphysicallyactivityIncreasesinsedentarylifestyleandscreentimeComputersandtelevisiontime8FoodAwayFromHomeBetween1970and1995Foodawayfromhomewentfrom25%offoodspendingto45%Betweenthelate'70sandmid'90sContributionofcaloriesfromfoodaway-from-homewentfrom18%to34%AwayfromhomefoodsshowntobehigherinfatandlowerinfiberandcalciumthanhomefoodsSOURCE:USDAdata,Linetal.,AGBull750,19999%ChangeinMeanIntakefrom1977-78

Beverages,Children6-11YearsOldCarbonatedsodaMilkFruitjuiceFruitdrinksSOURCE:L.ClevelandUSDA;NFCS1977-78andWWEIA,NHANES2001-02,1day0%%increase%decrease-39%54%69%137%10%ChangeinMeanIntakefrom1977-78

OtherFoods,Children6-11YearsOldFriedpotatoSavorygrainsnacksGrainmixeddishesPizzaSOURCE:L.ClevelandUSDA;NFCS1977-78andWWEIA,NHANES2001-02,1day0%%increase%decreaseCandyVegetable-43%320%144%425%18%180%11TVViewing,6-11Years,perDaySOURCE:NHANESII,NHANESIII,NHANES1999-200001020304050607080≤2hours3+hoursPercent1988–941999–002001–0212PrevalenceofObesitybyHoursofTV/Day*NHES=NationalHouseholdEducationSurveys**NLSY=NationalLongitudinalSurveyofYouthFrom/nccdphp/burden_pres/bcd_30.htmNHES*YouthAged12–17in1967–1970NLSY**YouthAged10–15in199013DevelopmentofWeCan!WeCan!wasdevelopedbasedonRecommendationsfromanNIHstrategydevelopmentworkshopAreviewofscience-basedliteratureAnenvironmentalscantoreviewotherworkonoverweightandobesityLessonslearnedfromHeartsN’Parks14StrategyDevelopmentWorkshopConvenedatNIHinFebruary2004withmorethan70leadingresearchers,publichealthexperts,nutritionistsanddietitians,youthmarketingexperts,andcommunitycenterrepresentativesfromaroundthecountry.Onlineat/health/prof/heart/obesity/hwcoi/15ReviewofScience-BasedLiteratureReviewoflatestscience,includingPeerreviewedjournalstoselecttargetaudience,behavioralobjectives,andinterventionsettingsNIH2004workshopsonobesityprevention2004InstituteofMedicineReport(IOM)PreventingChildhoodObesity:HealthintheBalance

FinalreviewbyIOMpanelmembersandotherleadingscientists16EnvironmentalScanAreviewofmorethan50Federalandnon-Federalprogramsaddressingoverweightandobesityatthenationallevel

Capturesprojectdescriptions,objectives,partners,targetaudiences,topics,locations,andcomponentsperprogram

AlsotracksFederalplanninginitiatives(e.g.,NIHObesityResearchTaskForce)andnon-Federalinitiatives(e.g.,IOMCommitteeonPreventionofObesityinChildrenandYouth)ConfirmsneedforemphasisonparentsProvidesvaluablelistofpotentialWeCan!

partnershipsforcollaborationtoreachyouth,physicians,andotherkeyaudiences17LessonsLearnedFrom50MagnetCentersin11StatesAnnualincreasesinthenumberofprogramsimplementedAnnualincreasesinthenumberofyouthandadultsreachedChangesinparticipantknowledge,attitudes,andbehavioralintent

MagnetCenterfeedbackPositiveexperienceNeedforincreasedfocusonparentsandfamiliesNeedtoprovidebetterlinkagesbetweenphysiciansandcommunityresourcesEvaluationcomponenthighlyvaluedDemonstratesexistingcommunity-basedcapacitytoaddressoverweightandobesityShowsneedtotargetparents/primarycaregiversProvideshelpfulfeedbackformaterialsdevelopment,channelsandpossiblemessages18WeCan!ProgramDescriptionTargetAudiences:ParentsandYouthBehavioralObjectivesInterventionSettings19Parents/PrimaryCaregiversStudiesshowparentsaseffectivechangeagentsconcerningobesity.Thehomeisaprimarysourceofnutritionforchildren.Parentscanactaseffectiverolemodelsforyouth.Parentsareaskingforresources.Relativelyfewprogramsaretargetingfamiliesandthehomeenvironment.20YouthAges8-13Nationalsurveydatashow17%ofchildrenandyouthasoverweight.Ahighlikelihoodofobesitytransferfromadolescenceintoadulthood.Healthconsequencesassociatedwithobesity.HeartdiseaseAsthmaHighbloodpressureType2diabetesManymore!Publichealthenvironmentlooksamenabletochangeconcerningyouthaudiences.21BehavioralObjectivesYouthAges8–13Chooseasufficientamountofavarietyoffruitsandvegetablesperday.Limitintakeofhigh-fatfoodsandenergy-densefoodsthatarelowinnutrients.Controlportionsizesoffoodsconsumed.Substitutewater,fat-freemilk,orlow-fatmilkforsweetenedbeverages.Engageinatleast60minutesofmoderatephysicalactivityonmost,preferablyall,daysoftheweek.Reducesedentaryactivitybylimitingscreentimetonomorethan2hoursperday.Parents/PrimaryCaregiversIncreasetheavailabilityandaccessibilityofhealthyfoodsinthehome.Limittheavailabilityandaccessibilityofsweetenedbeveragesandhigh-fat,high-density/low-nutrient-valuefoodsinthehome.Controlportionsizesoffoodsconsumed.Supportandenablefamilyphysicalactivity.Supportandenablereducedscreentime.22InterventionSettingsHome“Achild’shealthandwell-beingisfosteredbyahomeenvironmentwithengagedandskillfulparentingthatmodels,values,andencouragessensibleeatinghabitsandaphysicallyactivelifestyle.”–IOM2004Community“Localgovernments,publichealthagencies,schools,andcommunityorganizationsshouldcollaborativelydevelopandpromoteprogramsthatencouragehealthfuleatingbehaviorsandregularphysicalactivity,particularlyforpopulationsathighriskofchildhoodobesity.”–IOM2004–IOM200423WeCan!ProgramElementsCommunityOutreachMediaandConsumerOutreachProgramResourcesandChannelsPartnershipOutreach24CommunityOutreach25CommunityOutreachMorethan1,170communitiesacrossthecountryandaroundtheworldhavesignedupforWeCan!.Incoordinationwiththeseefforts,weareimplementingProgramswithyouthages8to13Programswithparentsofyouthages8to13Communityevents26LookwhoWeCanisreachingoutto!CliniciansEducatorsParksandrecreationdepartmentstaffCountyextensionagentsDieticiansCoachesOccupationalhealthprofessionalsPublichealthprofessionals27CommunitySiteUpdateAtotalof1,172CommunitySiteshavesignedupforWeCan!inall50states,theDistrictofColumbia,PuertoRico,theNorthernMarianaIslands,theVirginIslands,and11othercountries(AntiguaandBarbuda,Australia,Bangladesh,Canada,Fiji,Greece,India,Israel,Nigeria,thePhilippines,andUganda).Demonstratingprogramflexibility,adaptabilityandvalue,Sitesrepresentadiversityofimplementationsettings,fromschoolsandparkandrecreationdepartmentstohospitals,healthsystemsandpublichealthdepartments(12differentsettingsintotal).

28116IntensiveCommunitySitesStateCityDescriptionALBirminghamHealthEducationLinkagePrograms(ProjectHELP)USAALBirminghamBethelCommunityLearningCenterAL**StatewideStatewidecoalitionledbytheStateDepartmentofHealthinpartnershipwiththeDepartmentofEducationAZCottonwoodCardiacCareAZGlendaleChildObesityCenterAZNogalesUniversityofArizonaCOOPExtensionCALosAngelesDriveKidstoBeFitCANorcoAlvordUnitedSchoolDistirctCANorthridgeNorthValleyYMCACASanDiegoEllenBrowningScrippsElementarySchoolCASouthLakeTahoeParksandRecreationCAWhiteriverWhiteMountainApacheHealthEducationCOCentennialIntegratedHealthCenterCOGreeleySunriseCommunityHealthCenterCOThorntonExploreElementarySchoolCTStamfordStamfordHospitalDCWashingtonCharteredHealthPlanDCWashingtonCorderPoundersFitnessandNutritionFLFortLauderdaleVitalForLife,Inc.

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