Les stratégies de raisonnement à travers des problèmes statistiques et de proportionnalité chez des élèves du 3e cycle du primaire

Dans le cadre de notre mémoire, nous avons comme objectif de décrire et de comprendre comment le contexte statistique, avec son caractère quasi-proportionnel, influence le raisonnement chez les élèves au 3e cycle du primaire. D'abord, nous développons quatre problèmes. En résolvant ces problèmes, les élèves d'une classe du 3e cycle du primaire fourniront un aperçu de leur raisonnement proportionnel et statistique et des stratégies qu'ils utilisent pour la résolution de ces tâches qui favorisent un traitement statistique ou proportionnel. Le chapitre 1 de notre mémoire sert à présenter la problématique de la recherche. Ensuite, le chapitre 2 concerne le cadre conceptuel et les questions spécifiques de la recherche. Le chapitre 3 expose les considérations de la méthodologie, notamment de la description des tâches, de l'analyse et du traitement des données. Par la suite, dans le chapitre 4, nous présentons et analyserons nos données. Finalement, dans les chapitres 5 et 6, la discussion des résultats sert à mettre en relation des principaux résultats de la présente recherche. Aussi, quelques pistes à poursuivre dans d'autres recherches sont suggérées.

L'Écho de Paris

1901/12/26 (Numéro 6419).

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Doctrina

HG 482.15-482.35

Brown sediment with a coarse grained domain and a few finer grained domains throughout the sample. Clasts range from small to large in size and angular to sub-rounded in shape. In the coarser domain, grain crushing is common. A few rotation structures can also be seen throughout the sample, along with lineations.

Capacitación del personal en los Ferrocarriles Nacionales de México

UANL

Informe de la comisión pesquisidora de la frontera del norte al ejecutivo de la unión, en cumplimiento del artículo 3o. de la ley de 30 de septiembre de 1872

UANL

Inhibition de la réception des signaux de danger via les TLR TRIF-dépendants dans les cellules dendritiques myéloïdes infectées avec le virus de l'hépatice C in vivo : mécanisme d'évasion de l'immunité innée dans l'infection chronique

Thèse numérisée par la Division de la gestion de documents et des archives de l'Université de Montréal.

Algunes idees per aprofundir en l'atenció a la diversitat de l'alumnat a l'ensenyament obligatori. 'Algunas ideas para profundizar en la atención a la diversidad del alumnado en la enseñanza obligatoria'.

Estas lineas se expusieron en el Congreso Estatal Construir l'escola des de la diversitat i per a la igualtat. Resumen tomado de la revista

El derecho de veto en el Consejo de Seguridad de Naciones Unidas: la historia de la válvula de seguridad que paralizó el sistema

This article presents an analysis the veto right in the Security Council of the United Nations from its creation until the present time. It begins with the origins of the veto, as well as the determinative reasons for its establishment. It looks at how the veto has been used and, as alleged by some, “abused” by some permanent members of the Security Council. Taking into account that the majority of doctrinal works referring to this issue were written some decades ago, it is timely to analyze how this right has developed from the era of the creation of the United Nations until the present.

Classifying monetary economics: fields and methods from past to future

We propose a simple, yet sufficiently encompassing, classification scheme of monetary economics. It comprises three fundamental fields and six recent areas that expand within and across these fields. The elements of our scheme are not found together and in their mutual relationships in earlier studies of the relevant literature; neither does this attempt aim to produce a relatively complete systematization. Our intention in taking stock is not finality or exhaustiveness. We rather suggest a viewpoint and a possible ordering of the accumulating knowledge. Our purpose is to promote discussion on the evolving nature and internal consistency of monetary economics at large.

Applications of behavioural economics to tax evasion

The paper reviews recent models that have applied the techniques of behavioural economics to the analysis of the tax compliance choice of an individual taxpayer. The construction of these models is motivated by the failure of the Yitzhaki version of the Allingham–Sandmo model to predict correctly the proportion of taxpayers who will evade and the effect of an increase in the tax rate upon the chosen level of evasion. Recent approaches have applied non-expected utility theory to the compliance decision and have addressed social interaction. The models we describe are able to match the observed extent of evasion and correctly predict the tax effect but do not have the parsimony or precision of the Yitzhaki model.

Senna alata leaves are a good source of propelargonidins

Proanthocyanidins (PA) in Senna alata leaves were investigated by thiolysis with benzyl mercaptan, LC–MS and NMR and consisted of almost pure propelargonidins with <6% procyanidins, had B-type linkages and a mean degree of polymerisation of three. Epiafzelechin was the major flavan-3-ol subunit (>94%) and epicatechin a minor constituent (6.4%) in residual PA and mainly detected as an extension unit.

The creation and diffusion of innovation in developing countries: a systematic literature review

In this study, we review the literature on the creation and diffusion of innovation in the private sectors (industry and services) in developing countries. In particular, we collect evidence on what are the barriers to innovation creation and diffusion and the channels of innovation diffusion to and within developing countries. We find that innovation in developing countries is about creation or adoption of new ideas and technologies; but the capacity for innovation is embedded in and constituted by dynamics between geographical, socio-economic, political and legal subsystems. We contextualize the findings from the review in the current theoretical framework of diffusion of innovations, and we emphasize how the institutional context typical of developing countries impacts the diffusion itself.