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3. Exploring How Large Effects Result from Small Changes in Human Affairs.

Author

Hill, Walter W.

Subjects
BOMBARDMENT of Hiroshima, Japan, 1945, PRESIDENTS' Day, UNITED States presidential election, 2024, FREE will & determinism, PHYSICAL laws, ZODIAC, VOTING
Abstract

The article is a review of the book "Fluke: Chance, Chaos, and Why Everything We Do Matters" by Brian Klaas. The book explores how small changes can have large effects in human affairs. It discusses examples such as the decision to drop atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the discovery of chaos theory by Edward Lorenz, and the impact of minor changes in timelines. The author also examines the use of calendars, the replication crisis in social sciences, and the debate between free will and determinism. Overall, the book highlights the importance of recognizing the butterfly effects in our lives. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024
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5. An Examination of Policy Views by RACE + RELIGION

Author

Hill, Walter W.

Subjects
Race -- Religious aspects -- Surveys -- Social aspects, Religion -- Social aspects -- Surveys -- Demographic aspects, News, opinion and commentary, Philosophy and religion, University of Michigan. Center for Political Studies. American National Election Studies -- Powers and duties
Abstract

In spaces of nontheists, it is not unusual to hear a question along the lines of: does it make sense for Black Americans to have separate spaces along with or [...]

Published
2022

28. List of Contributors

Author

ALEXANDER, LAURIE C., primary, BANNING, JAMES, additional, BÄRLOCHER, FELIX, additional, BATES, DAVID J., additional, BAXTER, COLDEN V., additional, BENBOW, M. ERIC, additional, BERG, MARTIN B., additional, BISSON, PETER A., additional, BOWDEN, WILLIAM B., additional, BUFFINGTON, JOHN M., additional, CECALA, KRISTEN K., additional, CUMMINS, KENNETH W., additional, DAVENPORT, JON M., additional, ENNEN, JOSHUA R., additional, FALKE, JEFFREY A., additional, FIELDS, WILLIAM R., additional, GELWICK, FRANCES P., additional, GLIME, JANICE M., additional, GORE, JAMES A., additional, GULIS, VLADISLAV, additional, HAUER, F. RICHARD, additional, HILL, WALTER R., additional, JONES, LESLIE A., additional, KENNEDY, THEODORE A., additional, LALIBERTE, GINA D., additional, LAMBERTI, GARY A., additional, LEAVITT, PETER R., additional, LI, HIRAM W., additional, LI, JUDITH L., additional, LORANG, MARK S., additional, LOWE, REX L., additional, MAJDI, NABIL, additional, MCGARVEY, DANIEL J., additional, MCINTYRE, PETER B., additional, MERRITT, RICHARD W., additional, MILLER, SCOTT W., additional, MOERKE, ASHLEY H., additional, MONTGOMERY, DAVID R., additional, MUEHLBAUER, JEFFREY D., additional, MUHLFELD, CLINT C., additional, NEWBURY, ROBERT W., additional, PECHAL, JENNIFER L., additional, PECKARSKY, BARBARA L., additional, PRINGLE, CATHERINE M., additional, RESH, VINCENT H., additional, RIIS, TENNA, additional, RUETZ, CARL R., additional, SIMON, TROY N., additional, SMOCK, LEONARD A., additional, STANFORD, JACK A., additional, STEINMAN, ALAN D., additional, TRAUNSPURGER, WALTER, additional, UZARSKI, DONALD G., additional, WARD, AMELIA K., additional, WHITED, DIANE C., additional, and WOESSNER, WILLIAM W., additional

Published
2017
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38. Reading Programs in Secondary Schools: An Annotated Bibliography.

Author

International Reading Association, Newark, DE., Hill, Walter, and Bartin, Norma

Abstract

This brief annotated bibliography is a revision of an earlier bibliography which concentrated on specific secondary reading programs. The present bibliography is more concerned with the underlying philosophy, evaluation and status, and administration and organization of secondary reading programs. The emphasis is on documents identifying trends and patterns in the field, both reflective and analytical, and these documents comprise the bulk of the bibliography entries. This document was previously announced as ED 055 756. (TO)

Published
1971

39. Characteristics of Secondary Reading: 1940-1970.

Author

Hill, Walter

Abstract

A total of 16 surveys conducted between 1940 and 1970 which describe secondary reading programs are reviewed. Growth and development of such programs began in the 1930's. Remedial programs were most apparent in the 1940's, and attention to developmental reading, content-area reading, rate increase, and study skills came in the 1950's. The 1960's brought an extension of activities of the 1950's and added several important surveys on the status of reading instruction in secondary schools. Eight critical factors evidenced both in past decades and in the outlook for the future include: (1) the need for greater planned provision for reading improvement in secondary schools; (2) a reduction of discrepancies between existing programs and attempts to define ideal programs; (3) the accomplishment of greater staff sophistication as manifested in better instructional content; (4) the establishment of reputations of educational viability; (5) closer attention to factors demonstrated to be associated with successful programs; (6) a need for continued administrative and faculty support of programs coupled with continued federal and local funding; (7) more realistic assessment of the role of content teachers and greater encouragement for them to participate; and (8) careful, rigorous, and innovative research of programs and related activities. References are included. (MS)

Published
1970

41. From the Editors

Author

Gilmore, Matthew B., Harrison, Michael R., and Hill, Walter B.

Published
2004

44. 'Tribe': Theatre Makes 'A World of Difference' in Flint.

Author

Hill, Walter Mark

Abstract

Describes the Flint Youth Theatre's presentation of Saphira Linden's "Tribe," which was sponsored by A World of Difference, a prejudice awareness and reduction organization. Describes the project's treatment of the North American Indian theme, the involvement of Flint, Michigan's North American Indian community, and the process of bringing "Tribe's" message to the young people of Flint. (PRA)

Published
1991

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