Scientific Expertise
The paradox of scientific expertise A perspectivist approach to knowledge asymmetries
... of scientific knowledge, which is based on the functional differentiation of science into still more specialised scientific disciplines and ...of scientific expertise: The growth of science ...
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Explaining Differences in Scientific Expertise Use: The Politics of Pesticides
... providing scientific advice to EU institutions is particularly ...of scientific expertise pre- ...plaining scientific expertise use is fragmented and lacks a systematic theoretical ...
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Topical PageRank: A Model of Scientific Expertise for Bibliographic Search
... We model scientific expertise as a mixture of topics and authority. Authority is calcu- lated based on the network properties of each topic network. ThemedPageRank, our combi- nation of LDA-derived topics ...
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Making Maya Linguistics, Making Maya Linguists: The Production Of Maya Scientific Expertise And Models Of Personhood In The Yucatan Today
... In this dissertation, I explore what it means to be Maya in the Yucatan today. I focus my research on a higher education program in Maya linguistics where Maya is used as a language of instruction. To do this, faculty ...
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Fracking Expertise: How Interest Groups Used Expert Claims in Pennsylvania’s Fracking Controversy around Act 13
... of expertise emerges because expertise “is not simply about one person’s skills being different from ...observation: Expertise is not only the possession of knowledge, but it has a ...of ...
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LIE: Leadership, Influence and Expertise
... of expertise of individual participants in conversations about the domains, by using established closeness measures between corpora so as to assess the distance of a given text from an established body of attested ...
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Science, Expertise, and Democracy
... make scientific activity more responsive to social values and to develop citizens’ capacity to engage in more effective democratic governance of ...“Science, Expertise, and Democracy,” consisting of five ...
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Vol 30, No 3 (2017)
... scientific expertise, which is an essential part in any educational level and crucial in higher education, lecturers must be skilled in (i) planning and design of their own training programs, in (ii) the ...
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Linking capacity development to GOOS monitoring networks to achieve sustained ocean observation
... Building scientific capacity, including local scientific expertise and suitable data management systems, is crucial to realizing the benefits from ongoing research results and data (Salpin et ...
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European Office for Wine, Alcohol and Spirit Drinks (BEVABS). COM (93) 360 final, 16 September 1993
... - 2 - The European Office for Wine, Alcohol and Spirit Drinks at the Institute for the Environment of the JRC in Ispra, as a Community body with a high level of scientific expertise and [r] ...
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A prospective randomized trial of content expertise versus process expertise in small group teaching
... Additionally, our results may not generalize to other curricula because of the three year clinical presentation curriculum with highly structured small group sessions that is used at the University of Calgary. The course ...
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Strandings of Leatherback turtles (Dermochelys coriacea) along the western and southern coast of the Gulf of Venezuela
... (1) scientific patrols, in which a biologist with expertise on marine turtles surveyed for stranded turtles every 1–3 mo from August 2001 to June 2004 and once monthly from July 2005 to September 2007, ...
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Stakeholder influence in the European Commission's stakeholder consultations
... 142 no expertise no expertise in combination with access and no expertise held by stakeholders without Brussels offices one Member State body one Big Business representative equal propor[r] ...
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'Expertise' Scoping Report
... skill, expertise or computer knowledge, might be considered desirable – or ‘good enough’ for a particular group? What does the idea of digital literacy as an ideal say about the kinds of skills being prioritized: ...
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Expertise and the Daubert Decision
... Rule 702 provides a quite pragmatic justification for the admission of expert testimony: "If scientific, technical, or other specialized knowledge will assist the trier of fact to unders[r] ...
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Becta review 2006. Evidence on the progress of ICT in education.
... wanted further training in this area. The survey also found that teachers in more challenging schools were more likely to report the need for further training. However, the view teachers have of their ICT training needs ...
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Risk Analysis of IT Outsourcing Case Study on Public Companies in Thailand
... Lock-in: When the time for contract renewal arrives, a disgruntled client may want to change vendor. Nevertheless, there may be difficulties in attempting to do so. For instance; there is a risk that the client’s ...
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Irritation expertise
... “irritation expertise”: knowing how to push others into a direction not chosen ...irritation expertise as instrument for policy development and strategic reasoning ...
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Developing student expertise in scientific inquiry
... The conirmation or expository instruction style, inquiry level 0, is also called veriication, recipe-following, or cook-book work. These terms describe activities where students follow detailed instructions to practice ...
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Libertarianism and Judicial Deference
... to expertise if that expertise is not being applied in an objective manner intended to promote the public ...superior expertise to expand their own power or to benefit some narrow interest group, ...
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