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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Ensam är stark?

Ekstrand, Toste January 2023 (has links)
Under det gångna året har jag studerat min kreativa process. Syftet är att skapa förståelse för hur jag som låtskrivare och musikproducent kan förändra min kreativa process för att uppnå resultat som jag finner tillfredställande.  Jag har skrivit, spelat in och producerat åtta låtar inom ramarna för projektet. För att belysa och utvärdera mina processer har jag testat olika metoder och tillvägagångssätt. Hälften av musiken har jag skrivit på egen hand, resten har skrivits i varierande former av samarbete. Utöver samarbete eller ensamt arbete har varje process getts specifika förutsättningar i form av olika begränsningar och friheter. Hälften av musiken har även mixats i samarbeten. För att analysera mina upplevelser av processerna och musiken lyfts ett antal teoretiska perspektiv som berör kreativa processer samt identitet från ett sociologiskt perspektiv.  Jag har inte upptäckt någon allmängiltig nyckel till framgång. Flera av mina metoder har emellertid fungerat som bidragande faktorer till mer tillfredställande resultat. Grundlig analytisk reflektion har varit den mest effektiva metoden. Projektet kretsar kring mina upplevelser, men mina frågor, tankar och metoder kan vara användbara även för andra. / In the past year I have studied my own creative process as a music producer and a songwriter. My purpose is to gain a greater understanding of how I can change my creative process to achieve results that I can be more satisfied with.  I have written, recorded and produced eight songs within the project. Half of them I have written by myself, the other half were written in varying degrees of collaboration. To study and develop my creative processes I have collaborated and worked in solitude. In addition, each process has been given a specific set of circumstances such as limitations in time and tools or the freedom to create in any way I choose. Four of the songs have been mixed in collaboration. To analyze my experiences, I raise theoretical perspectives within the artistic and the sociological field of study.  I haven’t discovered any one big truth or key to success, but during the project I have found many contributing factors to creating something that in my own opinion works. Thorough reflection and analysis have been the most universally applicable method. The project is focused on my own experience. I do however believe that my questions, thoughts and methods can be of use to others.
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A Qualitative Evaluation of the Ohio University Diabetes Certificate Program

Denison, Kaitlin E. January 2017 (has links)
No description available.
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Fidelity Assessment of the Hillsborough County South Drug Court

Minasian Hunt, Christina Marie 27 August 2018 (has links)
No description available.
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Following the yellow brick road of teacher training : a fourth generation evaluation of an INSET course in Istanbul

Godfrey, James Thompson January 2009 (has links)
Evaluation of teacher training has been conducted primarily on pre-service contexts and has focussed almost exclusively on evidence of impact in terms of changes in teachers’ behaviour or beliefs. Using a responsive / constructivist methodology my research focuses on an in-service context and takes the participants as the starting point of the research in order to examine both the processes of teacher learning (i.e. how do teachers learn) as well as the product (what are their claims, concerns and issues) regarding the training programme. The emergent data is analysed with findings grounded in the literature of teacher learning and parallels made with my own reflections on the processes of learning through the research experience itself. The evaluation focuses on a Cambridge In Service Certificate of English Language Teaching (ICELT) training course which is designed as an internationally appropriate INSET programme that can satisfy the training needs of (both native and non-native) EFL teachers. The research is valuable because we do not know how teachers learn on a training course. Through a review of the literature and exploiting the imagery of a metaphorical journey of development, I formulate a framework for analysing teacher learning which distinguishes between practical (applied) knowledge, conceptual knowledge and knowledge of self. This theoretical framework provides a lens to analyse data emerging during the evaluation. The research advocates an alternative ‘constructivist – responsive’ method of evaluation for teacher education programmes that has the dual aim of learning through the evaluation (process) as well as from the evaluation (product). The research methods follow a Fourth Generation Evaluation model (Guba and Lincoln 1979). The results show that in terms of the evaluation outcomes (product) we can identify modes of learning that concern tasks (how), knowing (what) and awareness of self and socio-cultural context (why). Analysis of the teachers’ talk as collaborative interaction showed little evidence of learning taking place. There were no obvious sections of exploratory talk that is conducive to the construction of new meanings and learning. However by analysing teachers’ talk as a manifestation of individual modes of thinking we are able to identify modes of thinking that have clear parallels with the framework of teacher learning depicted above: techno-rationale thought (how), reflective thought (what) and critical thought (why).The descriptive framework therefore depicts the integration of levels for both the process of learning and the products of learning and as such is a powerful tool for teacher educators. Teachers need to operate on all three levels in their professional lives. The study challenges some well-established assumptions in teacher training evaluation. In terms of epistemology, teacher learning is life-long and individual. Human learning occurs on three levels: physical (body), mental (mind) and spiritual (soul) and these levels describe how we think as well as what we do. Evaluation of any training course needs to take into consideration the dimensions of learning, the influence of the socio-cultural context and recognise the interconnectedness of process and product (i.e. how the traveling and the journey interact).
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Evaluace prezenční formy bakalářského studijního oboru adiktologie z pohledu absolventů studia / Evaluation of full-time form of bachelor's study field of Addictology from the perspective of graduates

Kačírková, Romana Eleanor January 2015 (has links)
In the academic year 2005/2006 the multidisciplinary bachelor's study field of Addictology began to be taught in the full-time form at the First Medical Faculty of Charles University in Prague for the first time. During its nearly ten years of existence it was taken and successfully completed already by several dosens of students, however, a complex feedback on the study design and work, have not yet been realized. The main idea of the presented thesis was to evaluate the full-time form of bachelor's study field of Addictology from the perspective of graduates, and develop recommendations to improve this study field. The main objective was achieved through the evaluation research consisting of the following three research lines: needs analysis, evaluation of satisfaction and process evaluation. Content analysis was used for this purpose and its research sample consisted of official documents concerning the conception of the bachelor's study field of Addictology, namely accreditation files of the bachelor's study field of Addictology from the years 2004, 2007 and 2011, as well as curricula and last syllabi. All documents have been selected by total sampling method. Additional research methods then included questionnaire together with semi-structured interview. The research sample in this case was...
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Política pública federal de transportes: uma avaliação das ações de infraestrutura rodoviária no Rio Grande do Sul no período de 2007 a 2010

Basso, Elisa 12 July 2013 (has links)
Submitted by William Justo Figueiro (williamjf) on 2015-07-20T23:25:29Z No. of bitstreams: 1 59c.pdf: 3385228 bytes, checksum: 22dee368d250fa1124cf6f8f80b8f3d4 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2015-07-20T23:25:29Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 59c.pdf: 3385228 bytes, checksum: 22dee368d250fa1124cf6f8f80b8f3d4 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-07-12 / Nenhuma / Perante o elevado número de obras e projetos em execução no Brasil, um estudo sobre a infraestrutura rodoviária de transportes, políticas públicas e a relação entre as duas se faz necessário. O presente estudo teve por objetivo avaliar as ações da política pública federal de transportes, relacionadas à infraestrutura rodoviária no estado do Rio Grande do Sul, no período compreendido entre os anos de 2007 e 2010, representadas pelo Plano Nacional de Logística de Transportes – PNLT e pelo Programa de Aceleração do Crescimento – PAC. Primeiramente foi realizada uma pesquisa sobre os principais conceitos, classificações e críticas concernentes à avaliação de políticas públicas. Em seguida foi realizado estudo sobre a infraestrutura rodoviária de transportes, incluindo o delineamento de sua atual situação no Brasil e no Rio Grande do Sul. Como forma de realizar a avaliação das ações da política de transporte, relativas à infraestrutura rodoviária foi efetuado o acompanhamento destas ações junto aos órgãos de governo relacionados ao tema, como o Ministério dos Transportes e o Departamento Nacional de Infraestrutura de Transportes. Além disso, foi realizada pesquisa de campo com o intuito de avaliar se as ações em questão vão ao encontro das necessidades de seus beneficiários representados pelos empresários do setor de transporte de cargas do Rio Grande do Sul. Esta pesquisa de campo foi realizada através de entrevistas e da remessa de questionários a vinte e nove transportadoras de cargas do referido estado, além da realização de entrevistas com integrantes das entidades representativas das empresas de transportes de cargas e das empresas industriais do estado. As pesquisas realizadas permitiram a conclusão de que as ações da política pública de transportes, relacionadas à infraestrutura rodoviária, desenvolvidas para o período de 2007 a 2010 para o estado do Rio Grande do Sul, estão com diversas obras em atraso e contemplam apenas em parte as necessidades das empresas de transportes de cargas do estado, devido à obsolescência das obras frente aos atuais volumes de tráfego. Esta obsolescência ocasiona aumento de custos e a consequente redução da competitividade, engessando o desenvolvimento e crescimento do setor. / Due to the high number of transport infrastructure projects in execution in Brazil, a study about transport infrastructure, mainly highways, public policies and the relation between them is needed. The main objective of the present study was to evaluate the actions of public policies related to transport infrastructure, specially highways, developed in Rio Grande do Sul state between 2007 and 2010, represented by the National Transport Logistics Plan and the Growth Acceleration Program. Firstly, a research about the main concepts, classification and critics about public policies evaluation was made. Secondly, a study about transport infrastructure, mainly related to highways, including its actual situation in Brazil and in the state of Rio Grande do Sul was developed. In order to perform the evaluation, the actions related to highways` infrastructure were followed through government agencies related to the theme, as the Ministry of Transport and the National Transport Infrastructure Department. In addition, a field research was held, with the aim to evaluate if the related actions meet the necessities of its beneficiaries, represented by the entrepreneurs of load transport sector in Rio Grande do Sul. The field research was developed through interviews and transmition of questionnaires to twenty nine load transport companies situated in the previously referred state, besides the interviews with local members of load transport and industrial companies’ representative’s entities. The research performed enables to reach the conclusion that actions of transport public policy, related to highways infrastructure, developed to the period of 2007 to 2010 in Rio Grande do Sul state, contain several projects which are delayed and contain only part of the necessities of load transport companies situated in the state. This is a consequence of outdated projects comparing to the actual level of traffic volume. The obsolete projects increase costs, specially related to maintenance, consequently reducing competitiveness and plastering the sector´s development and growth.
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Idén var det inget fel på : En processutvärdering av omfördelningen av befintliga arbetsuppgifter på ett frivårdskontor

Alm Mäntyniemi, Lina January 2007 (has links)
<p>The essay discusses a process of change at probationservice office. The purpose of the change was to decrease specialisation and increase flexibility of the probation officers. The change encountered several problems where the correctional supervisor was percieved to act unsurely and indecisively whilst parts of the staff constructed and implimented several courses of action to prevent the process of change.</p> / <p>Uppsatsen behandlar en förändringsprocess på ett frivårdskontor. Förändringen syftade till att minska specialiseringen och öka flexibiliteten hos frivårdsinspektörerna. Förändringsprocessen stötte på flera problem där kriminalvårdsinspektören upplevdes agera osäkert och veligt samtidigt som delar av personalgruppen konstruerade och använde sig av flertalet handlingsstrategier för att motverka förändringen.</p>
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Process evaluation of the healthkick action planning process in disadvantaged schools in the Western Cape

Jillian Hill January 2010 (has links)
<p>In this study a process evaluation of the action planning process of the HealthKick programme in disadvantaged primary school settings in the Western Cape was conducted. A qualitative methodology was adopted to best determine the experiences of the participants and the underlying factors involved. Four schools were randomly selected to participate. Four focus group discussions were conducted with educators, and four in-depth interviews were conducted with principals and champions at schools, (champions are either an educator or school governing body member selected to be the driver of the project at each school, as well as the liaison person between the school and the HealthKick project team). Semi-structured interview guides were used to steer the discussions. Interviews and focus groups were audio taped and transcribed verbatim. The data was thematically analysed with the assistance of Atlas ti computer software. The results of this study indicated that the action planning process did not take place as designed by the project team. Several challenges were identified and experienced by participants. The results further indicated that the challenges of time, workload and competing priorities were intrinsically linked. Positive experiences were also reported and various enablers to the process were identified, such as the facilitation process, the receipt of the resource toolkit as well as the complementary nature of the HealthKick curriculum to the normal academic curriculum.</p>
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Idén var det inget fel på : En processutvärdering av omfördelningen av befintliga arbetsuppgifter på ett frivårdskontor

Alm Mäntyniemi, Lina January 2007 (has links)
The essay discusses a process of change at probationservice office. The purpose of the change was to decrease specialisation and increase flexibility of the probation officers. The change encountered several problems where the correctional supervisor was percieved to act unsurely and indecisively whilst parts of the staff constructed and implimented several courses of action to prevent the process of change. / Uppsatsen behandlar en förändringsprocess på ett frivårdskontor. Förändringen syftade till att minska specialiseringen och öka flexibiliteten hos frivårdsinspektörerna. Förändringsprocessen stötte på flera problem där kriminalvårdsinspektören upplevdes agera osäkert och veligt samtidigt som delar av personalgruppen konstruerade och använde sig av flertalet handlingsstrategier för att motverka förändringen.
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Process evaluation of the healthkick action planning process in disadvantaged schools in the Western Cape

Jillian Hill January 2010 (has links)
<p>In this study a process evaluation of the action planning process of the HealthKick programme in disadvantaged primary school settings in the Western Cape was conducted. A qualitative methodology was adopted to best determine the experiences of the participants and the underlying factors involved. Four schools were randomly selected to participate. Four focus group discussions were conducted with educators, and four in-depth interviews were conducted with principals and champions at schools, (champions are either an educator or school governing body member selected to be the driver of the project at each school, as well as the liaison person between the school and the HealthKick project team). Semi-structured interview guides were used to steer the discussions. Interviews and focus groups were audio taped and transcribed verbatim. The data was thematically analysed with the assistance of Atlas ti computer software. The results of this study indicated that the action planning process did not take place as designed by the project team. Several challenges were identified and experienced by participants. The results further indicated that the challenges of time, workload and competing priorities were intrinsically linked. Positive experiences were also reported and various enablers to the process were identified, such as the facilitation process, the receipt of the resource toolkit as well as the complementary nature of the HealthKick curriculum to the normal academic curriculum.</p>

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