Geography education in the classroom is shown to depend more upon the views and behaviour of teachers than on the syllabus. The contrast between English and Afrikaans speaking teachers is then examined. - (AJC)
Compared to English, Spanish exhibits a more subtle use of place-of-margins words. Spanish has a rich lexicon for elements of the natural lanscape, but is not well suited to naming plants and animals according to concrete semantic categories. - (DWG)
Documents the ecological changes over three centuries wrought by white settlers in the southern English colonies, their multiple contacts with Indians, as well as the adaptation made by black slaves to this environment. - (DWG)
within Randstad Holland. The foundation for that policy was laid in the fifties : the authorities have not opted for the English solution, but for implementation. Depending on the point of view, the policy may be considered either successful
A wide variety of theoretical models explain expenditure variations across local authorities. They include the demographic approach, agency models, party effect models and incrementalism. The AA. test each of the four models against data for English