Territorio, educacion y multiculturalidad

La ponencia presenta las líneas iniciales que orientan la inquietud investigativa como parte del proceso de formación doctoral que comienza, pensando en la relación de las concepciones de los maestros en formación en particular sobre el territorio y su incidencia en las prácticas pedagógicas, como una posibilidad de reflexionar sobre estas y los efectos que tienen en la construcción de territorios epistémicos, configurados a partir de las diversas formas de relación con el conocimiento que establecen los sujetos que participan en el acto educativo. En este contexto, es fundamental reconocer el papel de la diversidad cultural en las formas de comprensión de la realidad que diseñan rutas cognitivas en las que los sujetos privilegian unos referentes teóricos, prácticos, axiológicos frente a otros

Territorio, educacion y multiculturalidad

La ponencia presenta las líneas iniciales que orientan la inquietud investigativa como parte del proceso de formación doctoral que comienza, pensando en la relación de las concepciones de los maestros en formación en particular sobre el territorio y su incidencia en las prácticas pedagógicas, como una posibilidad de reflexionar sobre estas y los efectos que tienen en la construcción de territorios epistémicos, configurados a partir de las diversas formas de relación con el conocimiento que establecen los sujetos que participan en el acto educativo. En este contexto, es fundamental reconocer el papel de la diversidad cultural en las formas de comprensión de la realidad que diseñan rutas cognitivas en las que los sujetos privilegian unos referentes teóricos, prácticos, axiológicos frente a otros

Territorio, educacion y multiculturalidad

La ponencia presenta las líneas iniciales que orientan la inquietud investigativa como parte del proceso de formación doctoral que comienza, pensando en la relación de las concepciones de los maestros en formación en particular sobre el territorio y su incidencia en las prácticas pedagógicas, como una posibilidad de reflexionar sobre estas y los efectos que tienen en la construcción de territorios epistémicos, configurados a partir de las diversas formas de relación con el conocimiento que establecen los sujetos que participan en el acto educativo. En este contexto, es fundamental reconocer el papel de la diversidad cultural en las formas de comprensión de la realidad que diseñan rutas cognitivas en las que los sujetos privilegian unos referentes teóricos, prácticos, axiológicos frente a otros

Concentration inequalities and laws of large numbers under epistemic and regular irrelevance

This paper presents concentration inequalities and laws of large numbers under weak assumptions of irrelevance that are expressed using lower and upper expectations. The results build upon De Cooman and Miranda`s recent inequalities and laws of large numbers. The proofs indicate connections between the theory of martingales and concepts of epistemic and regular irrelevance. (C) 2010 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

Crocodile farms and management of saltwater crocodiles in Northern Territory: Results of a survey of NT crocodile farmers plus analysis of secondary information

After outlining some relevant background information about the NT crocodile farming industry and explaining the purpose of our survey of NT crocodile farmers conducted in the first half of 2005, this paper reports the results of the survey. The information received from the survey is supplemented by secondary data and by information from secondary sources. This report covers the location of respondents; the size of crocodile farms; farmers’ stated knowledge of and attitudes towards the NT Crocodile Management Plan; the involvement of farms in the harvesting of crocodile eggs and the costs involved; views of crocodile farmers about whether the NT Crocodile Management Plan encourages landholders to conserve crocodiles and their perceptions of the benefits to landholders; predicted production trends and trends in the number of farms operating in NT; economic characteristics of crocodile farms producing in NT including the economic advantages and disadvantages of crocodile farming in NT. Concluding comments provide, amongst other things, an overview of the structure of the crocodile farming industry in the NT gleaned from a consideration of data available from the NT Government’s Department of Business, Industry and Resource Development.

A Report on the Managment of Saltwater Crocodiles (Crocodylus porosus) in the Northern Territory: Results of a Survey of Pastoralists

The management of saltwater crocodiles (Crocodylus porosus) in the Northern Territory is an important component of the State’s wildlife management policy. It encompasses saltwater crocodile control (the removal of problem crocodiles dangerous to humans and livestock), and the regulation of harvesting, farming and ranching of saltwater crocodiles for the production of commercial products. The distribution of saltwater crocodiles and their habitats often extend onto private and communal lands along the coastal belt of the Northern Territory, and therefore are a concern of landholders both Aboriginal and pastoral. This report presents the findings of a study of managers of Northern Territory cattle properties (pastoralists). Their attitudes are surveyed towards saltwater crocodiles on their properties and their views of the Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife Commission’s saltwater crocodile management plan are outlined. This report addresses social, economic and environmental aspects of the issue: pastoralists’ attitudes towards saltwater crocodiles in general, the impact saltwater crocodiles have on their cattle-raising business, their opinions of the Northern Territory Government’s saltwater crocodile plan and its operation, and their views of saltwater crocodile harvesting, its potential as an income earner and its contribution to the conservation of the saltwater crocodile. Opinions of pastoralists about new management schemes such as trophy hunting of saltwater crocodiles are also analysed. A concluding statement ties up the findings of the study and provides a snapshot of the current views of pastoral landholders of saltwater crocodiles and their management in the Northern Territory.

The City as Territory: Aerial Photography and the Everyday

For most of us, the modern city is somewhat unintelligible, both in terms of its structure and its significance. As an urbanised population, the city should be our natural territory, but the pace and scope of its change leads to an illegibility of its form and character. There is infinite, seemingly significant, activity - demolition, building and makeover - but there is little sense of the city as a site of meaning.