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Développement par Han Lin, surnom Yu gong, de six maximes recommandées par l'empereur Tai zu des Ming (1397) ; ouvrage non daté. Préfaces de Han Lin, de Li Zheng xiu.

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Réponses verbales notées au jour le jour.Entretiens des PP. Aleni et André Rudomina, Jésuite (1596-1632 ; noms Chinois Lu An de Pan shi), de 1630 à 1640. Préfaces par Zhang Geng, de Wen ling, et par Lin Yi jun Yong yue ; introduction par Li Jiu biao Qi xiang. Avertissement. Table générale, incomplète ; table pour chaque livre.8 livres.

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Principes du sacerdoce.Par le P. Buglio ; publié à la mission de Pékin (1676) avec l'autorisation du P. Verbiest. Table en tête de chaque livre : du sacerdoce, de la messe, des sacrements, des vertus théologales, du décalogue, etc.2 livres.

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This study examined the link between involvement in extracurricular activities and academic success for 504 youth in grades 5 and 7, using the first-year survey data from a longitudinal study conducted by Youth Lifestyle Choices-Community University Research Alliance (YLC-CURA). Specifically, the study investigated whether a linear or curvilinear relation existed between extracurricular activities and academic achievement for both in- and out-of-school activities. It was hypothesized that stress may be a possible mediator in the link between extracurricular activities and achievement Results indicated that students in grades 5 and 7 were involved in club and sport activities both inside and outside of school at fairly equal fi-equencies, with a mean frequency of approximately once a month. The hypothesis that a positive relation j between in- and out-of-school extracurricular activities and achievement was supported. The hypothesis that a curvilinear relation would exist between extracurricular activities and achievement was only supported for out-of-school activities. This finding supports the argument that too much or too little involvement in out-of-school activities is related negatively to a student's academic success; however, a moderate amount of involvement appears to be positive. The hypothesis that there would be a relation between involvement in extracurricular activities and stress level for both in-school and out-ofschool activities was not supported. Results were discussed in terms of educational implications and community resources for extracurricular activities.

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Tesis (Maestría en Ciencias con Especialidad en Microbiología) UANL