索孔德 的英文怎麼說

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索孔德 英文
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  • : Ⅰ名詞1 (大繩子; 大鏈子) a large rope 2 (姓氏) a surname Ⅱ動詞1 (搜尋; 尋找) search 2 (要; ...
  • : 名詞1 (道德; 品行; 政治品質) virtue; morals; moral character 2 (心意) heart; mind 3 (恩惠)k...
  1. Four parts makes this thesis : part one : combs out the developing process of academic perspective of students in eastern and western education history with the main line of education ideas in education history. describes respectively some thinkers " idea of perspective of students, such as socrates ^ platon > aristoteles of ancient education in west and confucius > mengcius ^ xuncius in china ; rousseau > comeniussdeweysherbart of modern education and some ideas in post - modern education

    論文由四部分組成:一、以教育史上東西方教育思想發展線為主線,對東西方學生觀思想的歷史演進過程進行了梳理,分別論述了古代教育中西方蘇格拉底、柏拉圖、亞里士多的學生觀和中國的子、孟子、荀子的學生觀;近現代教育中盧梭、誇美紐斯、杜威、赫爾巴特的學生觀以及后現代思潮中的學生觀思想。
  2. It is coming ! was discernible even on prince bagrations strong, brown face, with his half - closed, lustreless, sleepy - looking eyes. prince andrey glanced with uneasy curiosity at that impassive face, and he longed to know : was that man thinking and feeling, and what was he thinking and feeling at that moment

    烈公爵焦急不安地好奇地凝視著這副呆板的面,他很想弄明白,他是否在思考,是否在體察,這個人在這種時刻會思什麼,產生什麼感覺?
  3. Lieutenant - colonel denisov, better known by the name of vaska, said denisov, pressing prince andreys hand and looking into his face with a particularly kindly expression

    傑尼夫說,他握著安烈公爵的手,用特別和善的目光凝視著博爾斯基的面
  4. Misidentifications aren ' t due to racism, howeer, said roy malpass, a psychology professor at the uniersity of texas at el paso who ' s published widely on the cross - race effect. “ people make about 50 percent more errors, ” he said, wheneer they ' re asked to remember other - race faces

    曾發表許多關于跨種族效應著作的州大學艾爾帕分校的心理學教授洛伊馬爾帕斯表示,辨識錯誤並非源自於種族歧視,他說,當人們被要求記住其他種族的面時,他們辨識錯誤的機率約有五成以上。
  5. Misidentifications aren ' t due to racism, however, said roy malpass, a psychology professor at the university of texas at el paso who ' s published widely on the cross - race effect. “ people make about 50 percent more errors, ” he said, whenever they ' re asked to remember other - race faces

    曾發表許多關于跨種族效應著作的州大學艾爾帕分校的心理學教授洛伊馬爾帕斯表示,辨識錯誤並非源自於種族歧視,他說,當人們被要求記住其他種族的面時,他們辨識錯誤的機率約有五成以上。
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