Managing informal sport participation: tensions and opportunities

The community and sport participation.

In an earlier paper (Khosla, 1968) it was observed that winning athletes (gold medallists) in many of the Olympic events at the Tokyo Olympiad in 1964 were much above the average heights of all participants in their events. In contrast, it was noted that competitors in a few events (boxing, wrestling, judo, and weightlifting) are matched on rigid weight standards, and because weight and height ...

Instructional Design and Professional Informal Learning: Practices, Tensions, and Ironies

This qualitative study explored the nature of informal learning in professional instructional designers’ everyday work activities. Based on intensive interviews with six full-time practitioners, and using a hermeneutic form of data analysis, this study produced seven themes concerning the practices, tensions, and ironies associated with this largely unexplored aspect of instructional design. Sp...

Managing mission tensions in academic health centers.

Informal care and labor market participation

☆ This paper uses confidentialized unit record file dat and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) survey. The H is funded by the Commonwealth Department of Families and Indigenous Affairs (FaHCSIA) and is managed by the Economic and Social Research (MIAESR). The findings an however, are those of the author and should not be attri MIAESR. Since the data used in this paper are confidenti other res...

Managing Informal Mathematical Knowledge: Techniques from Informal Logic

Much work in MKM depends on the application of formal logic to mathematics. However, much mathematical knowledge is informal. Luckily, formal logic only represents one tradition in logic, specifically the modeling of inference in terms of logical form. Many inferences cannot be captured in this manner. The study of such inferences is still within the domain of logic, and is sometimes called inf...