高职院校学生管理存在的问题与对策分析

学生管理工作在高职教育中具有重要的地位和作用。为了适应社会发展需要,培养社会需要的合格人才,高职院校必须与时俱进,不断的改进和完善学生管理工作,以促进高职院校的不断发展。文章主要分析了现阶段高职院校学生管理工作存在的问题,并在此基础上提出了相应的对策。     

高职院校学生实习期日常管理现状及应对策略分析

高职院校学生实习期日常管理是保障学生高质量完成实习任务的重要途径,对培养社会应用型人才具有重要的意义,鉴于此,文章对高职院校学生实习期日常管理现状、高职院校学生实习期日常管理应对策略进行了阐述,发现当前高职院校学生实习期日常管理中存在着管理制度不健全、管理者之间合作意识差、缺乏管理经验等问题,并对此提出了相应的应对策略,期望对构建科学的高职院校学生实习期日常管理体系提供有价值的参考。     

高职院校学生管理存在的问题及对策

高职院校自身的管理工作中，对于学生的管理是日常管理的重要组成部分。只有真正的实现高效、科学的管理，才可以促进教学工作的开展。现阶段，我国高职院校中，学生管理工作还存在一定的问题，需要进行进一步的解决。本文对于高职院校学生管理存在的问题进行了分析，并提出了相应的对策。     

新形势下高职院校社团发展路径研究——以艺术类学生为例

高职院校学生社团种类繁多,其中艺术类学生社团占有较大的比重。在进一步加强和改进大学生思想政治教育,提升同学们的综合素质以及营造和谐校园氛围方面,发挥了很大的作用。本文对新形势下高职院校艺术类学生社团的特点以及存在的问题进行了较为深入的探讨,并提出了相应的对策,希望对高职院校艺术类学生社团的发展提供一些参考。     

湖南省高职学生就业指导调查及对策分析

目前,我国的高职院校就业指导服务存在着诸多的不足和缺陷,高职院校必须把高职毕业生的就业工作放在首位,认真研究,采取有效措施,促进就业工作的改革与发展。基于此背景,笔者针对湖南省高职院校就业及其指导现状进行研究,并结合当前金融危机对高职学生就业的影响,提出了相应的对策建议。     

高职院校学生干部培训初探

高职院校学生干部担负着联系师生桥梁、丰富学生课余生活、活跃校园文化氛围的作用。学生干部经历对学生的成长起到毋庸置疑的积极作用,而学生干部培训是端正学生干部态度、提高学生干部知识和技能、能力和素质、提高就业能力、就业质量的重要途径。本文针对当前高职院校学生干部培训效果不佳的现象,对高职院校学生干部培训面临的新情况、学生干部培训的重要性作了分析、指出了高职院校学生干部培训存在的问题、阐述了高职院校学生干部培训的相应对策,以提高高职院校学生干部培训效果。     

高职学生思想与行为特点分析及管理工作改进策略

基于对高职院校学生思想与行为的特点分析,探讨了现行高职院校学生管理工作存在的问题,并进一步对其原因进行了分析,针对所存在的问题,提出了高职院校学生管理工作的改进策略。     

高职院校学生管理队伍建设中的问题分析

<正>随着社会的发展和教育体制的改革与深化,高职教育也获得了迅速的发展。在发展的过程中高职院校的办学规模在不断扩大,管理人员队伍也在发展壮大,但是与此同时,相应的高职院校学生管理队伍建设中的一些问题也逐渐凸显出来。本文将针对高职院校学生管理队伍建设中所存在的问题进行具体的分析,从而提出可行的对策和建议。一、高职院校学生管理队伍建设中存在的问题(一)管理队伍建设与高职院校的发展存在不同步     

考勤管理的“常见病”

考勤制度虽然是人力资源部门最重要、最基础的工作之一,但往往得不到管理层的重视,因考勤引发的劳动纠纷事件经常出现。此外,目前考勤管理制度存在着诸多漏洞,不利于企业正常工作的开展,考勤制度的改革势在必行。本文将分析目前考勤制度存在的问题,并提出相应的解决对策。     

中高职办学一体化模式下中职学生管理的问题及对策

随着职高院校招生的全面开放，在校生人数的快速增加，生源的素质发生了较大变化，也为职高院校的学生管理工作带来了新的挑战。因此，如何在中高职办学一体化模式下管理好中职学生是很多职高院校在学生管理上亟待解决的问题。本文对中高职办学一体化中职学生管理存在的问题进行了分析，并提出了相应的对策。     

高校考勤管理系统设计研究

为了对目前高校教职人员上课出勤及在线请假进行有效的管理,本研究设计和开发了高校考勤管理信息系统。系统主要包括教职工、领导以及系统管理员这几类用户,主要解决高校考勤管理和请假管理两大问题。     

电子考勤系统在化工企业的实现

文章从开发背景、解决方案、系统设计与实现等方面对中石化巴陵分公司电子考勤系统进行了分析和说明。     

Ethnic preference for the arts: the role of the social experience as attendance motivation

This paper addresses the issue of the level of ethnic group attendance at the arts, with a special emphasis on African American attendance at classical music concerts. Current attendance data will be examined to determine if there is a difference in attendance rates when the traditional determiners for attendance — education and income — are similar. The paper proposes that the lower rates of attendance for ethnic groups may not be the result of differences in levels of education or income, but are the result of these groups having their own values and tastes that affect the benefits that they desire from attendance. To explore this proposed theory, the results of a survey of an arts event successful in attracting an ethnic audience will be analysed to see if it can provide insight as to whether ethnic audiences have unique attendance motivation. This is important to marketing as these benefits must be included in the artistic event and promoted to the potential ethnic audience. Copyright © 2002 Henry Stewart Publications     

对高校考勤制的质疑与改革探索

为了更好适应教育趋势,从技术和管理两个层面探讨了对高校考勤制度的改革,为高等教育提供一个新的发展平台。     

Blood Sports and Cherry Pie

Abstract . The results are reported of empirically testing two hypotheses relating to violence in a professional team sport: one, that hockey fans have a taste for violence (bockey is a “blood sport”) so that, in general, game attendance and violence in the National Hockey League are positively related; and two, more specifically, that the more extreme degrees of violence are positively associated with American, not Canadian, attendance. The data are game by game data for the 1983/84 season, violence is measured by various categories of penalty minutes (minors, majors, misconducts), and the model is a system of two reduced form equations. The results confirm that there is a significant and positive relationship between aggregate measures of violence (total penalty minutes) and attendance for games played in both American and Canadian cities; and there is a significant positive relationship between the more extreme forms of violence (proxied by majors and misconducts) and attendance only in American cities     

Art Museum Attendance, Public Funding, and the Business Cycle

There are a number of important problems in contemporary museum finance, and this article identifies yet another possible difficulty. An aggregate statistical measure of museum attendance is calculated in this research and the attendance measure is shown to be countercyclical in nature. When set against federal and other allocations to museums, which are clearly pro-cyclical in nature, an attendance "disease" may be at least tentatively identified. Efficiency criteria, of course, require that costs are covered in real time. We find, however, that, despite the likelihood that museum attendance is income-elastic and a normal good, attendance varies countercyclically with the business cycle. We suggest that one possible explanation for this phenomenon is that a positive substitution effect on demand outweighs the income effect on demand for museum attendance over the cycle. From a policymaking perspective, these results call for a longer range planning horizon, that is, one that includes the full business cycle rather than just the financial year, as is the current U.S. government practice.     

Variations in NHL Attendance

A BSTRACT . In recent years the National Hockey League (NHL) has put policies in place to boost attendance. Specifically, these changes have been to curb violence, increase scoring, and move to an unbalanced schedule featuring more games against regional rivals. This research looks at variations in game-to-game attendance in the NHL, focusing on these policy changes. It is found that violence, specifically fighting, tends to attract fans in large numbers across the United States and Canada. Surprisingly, increases in scoring, ceteris paribus , tend to depress attendance. The change in scheduling by the NHL, however, has been a success, with divisional rivals increasing attendance in U.S. cities and additional contests against other Canadian teams increasing attendance in Canada.     

Similarities in fan preferences for minor-league baseball across the American Southeast

Three Minor League Baseball leagues across the Southeastern United States are studied in order to determine what drives fan attendance. Individual game attendance and game characteristics are examined for three leagues located in the American southeast, the Florida State League, the Southern League, and the South Atlantic League. Despite the three leagues encompassing different levels of play (from A to AA), the determinants of attendance are similar across leagues. Factors affecting attendance such as winning percentage, weather conditions, local income and population, and individual game promotions, such as fireworks, are explored.     

US professional football: The demand for game-day attendance in 1991

This paper examines the factors which affect game-day attendance at National Football League games during the 1991 season. Using a Tobit analysis, the model includes economic as well as quality of game variables as explanatory variables. This analysis reveals that: higher ticket prices reduce attendance with the demand appearing to be inelastic; and a winning home team spurs game-day attendance.     

Being present: Determinants of trustee attendance at public university board meetings

Using a unique data set, we analyze board meeting attendance records of a cross-section of trustees representing 134 US public universities. Attendance at board meetings is essential for trustees to fulfill their fiduciary responsibilities. We match trustee-level data with board and university characteristics to investigate what factors influence attendance. Among our results is that free ridership occurs with larger boards. Alumni status and occupational background impact attendance records, as does the trustee selection process. No connection was found between attendance and a trustee's financial commitment to the university, nor a trustee's political leanings, as proxied by their political campaign contributions.