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    Systmes dInformation Gographique et Recherche Educative:Le dveloppement du Systme dInformation Gographiqueconcernant la cartographie de la frquentation scolairePremire Partie

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    Cette tude concerne le dveloppement dun systme informatique qui tente de combiner les Technologies d Information et de Communication et les Systmes d Information Gographique. A cette tude on prsente en bref les principes de base dlaboration et de dveloppement du Systme dInformation Gographique et la mise en place des donnes ducatives de la rgion d Epire. Le dveloppement du systme sintgre un plus large projet de reprsentation carto-graphique des donnes ducatives et sa mise en valeur tant pour les besoins de la recherche duca-tive que ceux de la politique ducative applique.

    Mots-cls: recherche ducative, systmes dinformation gographique, systme dinformation rfrence spatiale, administration lectronique.

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    Ramakrishnan, R., & Gehrke, J. (2000). Database management systems (2nd ed.) Boston: McGraw-Hill.

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    Seppi, J. (1996). Spatial Analysis in Social Cartography: Metaphors for Process and Form in Comparative Educational Studies. R. Paulston (Ed.), Social cartography: mapping ways of seeing social and educational change (pp. 121-141). New York: Garland Pub.

    Silberschatz, A., Korth, H. F., & Sudarshan, S. (2002). Database system concepts (4th ed.). Boston: McGraw-Hill.

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    Family in Greek Proverbs

    Abstract

    In this study we are dealing with the position of the family in the Greek proverb. Our study was based on a corpus of proverbs, exceeding 6000 in number, found in various collections of proverbs. We selected specific members of the family environment, such as the brother, the sister, the man, the woman, the mother, the parent, the son, the daughter, the girl, the child and the mother-in-law, in order to identify their function in the proverbial word. It was evident that these members exhibit a strong presence and reflect the social reality.

    Key words: Proverb, brother, sister, man, woman, mother, son, daughter, girl, child, mother in law

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    The need of the research on the alternative ideas of students in concepts of natural sciences

    Abstract

    In this paper, is studied the diachronic need of scientific research on the alternative ideas and the perceptions of students in concepts of natural sciences. Also are pointed out the sectors in which the today research in this field, offers useful results on the teaching and the learning of concepts of natural sciences.

    Key words: Natural sciences, Alternative ideas

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    Pupils Perceived Feedback from School and Family:

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    The main interest of this research is focused on the relation of perceived feedback from significant others (educators, schoolmates and parents) with certain socio-demographic characteristics, such as gender, school grade, population of school region, professional-academic ambitions, number of siblings and family social profile (fathers occupation and parents educational background). The key aim of this research comprises of the localization and evaluation of possible effects of these characteristics on (pupils perception of) significant others feedback. These effects often determine decisively the formation of childrens self-evaluation processes, self-image formation, decision making process and their actions, pre-determining, partly, the development of their whole personality.

    Approximately 2450 pupils from Elementary and Secondary schools of Epirus-Hellas, aged 11-14 years, were asked to fill in a questionnaire consisting of 36 items (12 items repeated for parents, educators and schoolmates), describing the attitude that, according to their opinion, their significant others demonstrate towards them on many circumstances. The findings of this research can be very useful to school-experts as well as to parents and relatives in supporting and enhancing pupils on attitude and personality matters. They can be acquainted with all these inner relations and thus can be enabled to intervene effectively, responding to pupils individual needs and differences.

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