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Articles by Michael Bowden
Engagement Is Not a Checklist
Keywords Utah English Journal, English classrooms, student engagement, classroom engagement Preview A Familiar Classroom Scene A teacher stands at the front of her classroom, mid-lesson, and scans the room to check for understanding. She sees what many teachers recognize in their classrooms every day: a sea of students, each seemingly in a different place.
Burden of paediatric hospitalisations to the health care system, child and family: a systematic review of Australian studies (1990-2022)
Research in context Several Australian studies have reviewed hospital costs for discrete admission categories, including sports injuries or respiratory conditions, over ten-year periods. However, there has been no systematic review that has synthesised both direct and indirect costs for the child and family.
'Nothing Short of Extraordinary'
May 21, 2021Michael M.
Book charts unique fusion of Arrernte world view and Catholic faith
By KIERAN FINNANE In the last year of his life, Michael Bowden OAM, well known in Central Australia having lived many years in Alice Springs, wrote an account for the general reader about the phenomenon of Arrernte Catholicism.
Debat: Selvfølgelig kan gymnasieelever gå til eksamen, de skal bare have tillid til deres lærere
Over 50.000 gymnasieelever og VUC-elever landet over har skrevet under på et borgerforslag, om at deres afsluttende eksamener skal aflyses. Deres begrundelse er, at meget af pensum er gennemgået virtuelt, hvilket har sænket niveauet på vigtige områder samt hæmmet elevernes motivation og faglige niveau. Som gymnasielærer kan jeg sagtens forstå elevernes bekymring. Undervisningen har lidt en smule, og de sociale aspekter af at gå i skole lider de især under.
Debat: Pixar var for dovne til at caste en sort mand til hovedrollen i Sjæl
Da Nikolaj Lie Kaas forsvarede, at han skulle lægge stemme til en sort mand i Pixars animationsfilm Sjæl, sagde han, at det handler om at være den bedste til rollen. Men Lie Kaas’ forsvar er en tynd bortforklaring, der blot udstiller hans privilegerede position. Hans udtalelser fik mig til at sende en tanke til de mange kvinder og minoriteter, der igennem tiden er blevet forbigået i job efter job, fordi en hvid mand ifølge andre hvide mænd var bedst egnet.
Two RWU Law Alumni Included Among Historic Judicial Nominations
December 8, 2020Michael M. Bowden Superior Court Magistrate Richard Raspallo ’97 and Central Falls Municipal Judge Elizabeth Ortiz ’10. Two Roger Williams University School of Law alumni figured prominently today when Governor Gina Raimondo announced a number of historic judicial nominations that would elevate Black, Latina and Asian-American women to sought-after court seats.
RWU Law Announces RBG Contest for K-12 Students
December 2, 2020Michael M. Bowden Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg at RWU Law in 2018. Image Credit: James Jones/RWU Law. Roger Williams University School of Law, Rhode Island’s only law school, is inviting Ocean State students from grades K through 12 to submit essays and drawings on how they have been inspired by the legacy of late Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg of the Supreme Court of the United States, who passed away in September.
RWU School of Law Announces Sixth Dean
April 13, 2020By Michael M. Bowden, Esq. BRISTOL, R.I. – The Roger Williams University School of Law Board of Directors on Monday announced that Gregory W. Bowman, a nationally recognized scholar who has been serving as dean of the highly regarded West Virginia University College of Law, will become RWU Law’s sixth dean, effective July 1, 2020. “On behalf of the Board of Directors, I am thrilled to have Dean Bowman joining the law school,” saidthe Honorable William E. Smith, chairman of the board.
Award Winning Firs Farm Wetlands
Enfield Independent – Enfield Independent Extract from Enfield Independent By Michael Bowden A remarkable transformation An urban park’s remarkable transformation has been capped with the winning of a national award which recognises exciting and inspiring water-based improvement projects. Firs Farm Wetlands in the Pymmes Brook Catchment was recognised for its achievements at the Canal and River Trust’s 2017Living Waterways Awards ceremony in Birmingham on Wednesday September 27.
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