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This article features the early childhood programs at Peter & Jane Kindergarten located in Petaling Java, Malaysia. The presence or not of cerebral lesion may be an important factor in the degree of reactivity. Our study showed the inhibition of rolandic spikes by tongue movements confirming the hypothesis that the localization of discharges is an important factor in determining its reactivity. A decrease in the mean number of spikes/min of 50% or more was significantly more frequent among 29 patients without than among 6 patients with cerebral lesion. For patients with cerebral lesion the decrease in discharge rate during tongue movements was not significant whereas for those without cerebral lesion a significant reduction was evident.
The reduction in mean number of spikes/min by tongue movements occurred in patients with and without epilepsy. For the left hemisphere there was reduction in discharge rate during right hand movements and looking at colored spots but only when compared with the previous rest phase. During tongue movements there was a significantly lower discharge rate when compared to previous and subsequent rest phases. Rolandic spikes were counted by visual analysis in each phase of the test and the frequency expressed as mean number per min. Testing during the EEG included hand and tongue movements, cognitive tasks and tactile stimulation of face and hands. Benign childhood epilepsy with centrotemporal spikes was diagnosed in 12 cases. Eighteen children had nonfebrile convulsions. We studied 35 children with EEG rolandic spikes. We examined the influence of movement, tactile stimulation and cognitive test on the discharge rate of rolandic spikes.
health services researchers and an adviser to the QOF, gives his views on what went right and what went wrong, and he offers his advice to the United States about using financial incentives to improve quality.įonseca, L C Tedrus, G M Bastos, A Bosco, A Laloni, D Tįactors influencing the frequency of rolandic spikes are rarely reported. Initial results from the world's most ambitious P4P program, the United Kingdom's Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF), indicate that while quality improvements exceeded expectations, so too did the amount of funds paid out, straining the National Health Service (NHS) budget. Interview by Robert Galvin.Īs the United States moves down the road of pay-for-performance (P4P), concerns about unintended consequences are foremost in the minds of policymakers. Pay-for-performance: too much of a good thing? A conversation with Martin Roland. This article is inspired by Jane Sahi's commentary, "Dialogue as Education: Martin Buber," published under the feature "Classics with Commentary" in the Monsoon 2005 issue of "Contemporary Education Dialogue." I seek to further the discussion of the contributions of Martin Buber to the discourse of education through… This paper does not attempt to defend Martin against these criticisms because such a defense seems impossible for…Ī Response to Jane Sahi's "Dialogue as Education: Martin Buber" Jane Roland Martin's later work, especially as represented in "The Schoolhome: Rethinking Schools for Changing Families," has been attacked as vague, essentialistic, and a formula for the (re)feminization of education. Gender Anarchy as Social Justice: An Analytic Reconstruction of the Idea of Epistemic Equality in Jane Roland Martin's "Reclaiming a Conversation"ĮRIC Educational Resources Information Center