Search

Your search keyword '"Charlebois A"' showing total 9 results
Start Over Author "Charlebois A" Publication Year Range More than 50 years ago Language english
9 results on '"Charlebois A"'

6. LETTERS.

Author

CHARLEBOIS, JOSEPH A., KILLEEN, JAMES, CANNON, Jo ANN, CHRISTIE, BRUCE, LOMBARDO, LINDA, KING, RAYMOND E., COE, PETER D., BUTCHER, LEONARD, HARKINS, PAUL D., GUTHMAN, LEWIS E., NEWBURN, H. K., WRAY, DAVID PASCAL, HEINER, GLENNYS, GINZBURG, RALPH, and ESTES, WINSTON M.

Subjects
STRIKES & lockouts, EQUALITY
Published
1963

7. An application of Rosenau's pre-theory to the Sino-Indian and Sino-Burmese boundary disputes

Author

Charlebois, Carol Ann Ruth

Abstract

This paper is an attempt to explore some of the linkages between national and international political systems through an application of a modified version of Rosenau's pre-theory to the Sino-Indian and Sino-Burmese border disputes. The Indian and Burmese cases presented contrasts on some of the variables considered in Rosenau's theory along with marked differences in the consequences of policy outputs. The case studies revealed important differences in the foreign policy making processes that could be linked to Rosenau's variables and to outcomes and consequences. Concepts developed within the field of foreign policy analysis, the study of international political systems, and the theory of bargaining can readily be encompassed within the model. The model, however, presents some problems of definition and problems in causal analysis.

Published
1969
Full Text
View/download PDF

8. EXCURSIONS FOR THE PRESCHOOL DEAF.

Author

Charlebois, Jean and McAndrew, Madonna

Subjects
*SCHOOL field trips, *EDUCATION of the deaf, *DEAF children -- Language, *PRESCHOOL education of children with disabilities, *LANGUAGE ability testing, *HEARING disorders in children, *HEARING impaired children, *JACK-o-lanterns, *FIELDWORK (Educational method)
Abstract

The article provides information on the first excursion of the preschool deaf children at the Bennett School in Youngstown, Ohio. The first school field trip was conducted to develop the oral language of the preschool deaf children. The first location of the trip was to a nearby farm in which the participating children were instructed to observe how the pumpkins grow and to pick one for a Jack-O-Lantern. Fortunately, they returned with five pumpkins and acquired a number of concepts. Their next location was at a turkey farm where the children toured the farm on a hay wagon and were given juicy red apples. Moreover, these preschool deaf children benefited on the excursion since these experiences can develop their ability to hear through their eyes.

Published
1953

Catalog

Books, media, physical & digital resources
See catalog results