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Through brief conversational interviews with 26 HMong parents (16 mothers and 10 fathers), this qualitative study examined their knowledge, support, confidence in assisting student higher education. Using a multi-step approach, five meta-themes emerged: desire or dream for the future, rau siab (hard work), specifics about schoolwork, help everything, advice encouragement. This study’s findings ...

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any matrix f can be expressed as a function of the variables a,, instead of p, q, just as in classical theory we can use (6) as well as (7). The correspondence principle then follows from the asymptotic agreement of classical and quantum canonical transformations. It seems, nevertheless, of interest to have proved the correspondence principle as directly as possible without appeal to iterated t...

canopy density is linked to weaker or no thermophilisation. By offering more shadow, it appears, the trees are shielding the ground vegetation from the temperature rise. “We believe that the effect of the tree canopy is to moderate changes in temperature at the lower levels in the wood — particularly where, as is the case in much of Europe, woods have been becoming denser and shadier in recent ...

David Hunter Hubel studied the development of the visual system and how the brain processes visual information in the US during the twentieth century. He performed multiple experiments with kittens in which he sewed kitten?s eyes shut for varying periods of time and monitored their vision after reopening them. Hubel, along with colleague Torsten Wiesel, received the 1981 Nobel Prize in Physiolo...

Zanvil Alexander Cohn, an editor of this Journal since 1973, died suddenly on June 28, 1993. Cohn is best known as the father of the current era of macrophage biology. Many of his scientific accomplishments are recounted here, beginning with seminal studies on the granules of phagocytes that were performed with his close colleague and former editor of this Journal, James Hirsch. Cohn and Hirsch...