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Shaw, Mary. (1971). According to Our Ancestors; Folk Texts from Guatemala and Honduras. Norman,: Summer Institute of Linguistics of the University of Oklahoma F1465.3.f6 F1465.3 f6s48 norlin
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Salas, Luis, & Rico, JosŽ M. (1989). La Justicia Penal En Honduras ( 1. ed.). San JosŽ C. R.: Editorial Universitaria Centroamericana (EDUCA) Kge5419
Sawatzky, Harry Leonard. (1971). They Sought a Country; Mennonite Colonization in Mexico. With an Appendix on Mennonite Colonization in British Honduras. Berkeley,: University of California Bx8128.c6
Schenck-Hamlin, Donna; George, Paulette Foss. (1986). Using Special Libraries to Interface with Developing Country Clientele. Special Libraries, v77 n2 p80-89 Spr 1986 Describes two special collections focusing on postharvest systems of handling, transportation, storage, and marketing of food and feed grain. Highlights include information needs of developing countries (e.g., Egypt, Honduras, Pakistan), and information center activities (communication and marketing, collection building, interpreting client needs, and informing clients of new materials, document delivery). (EJS) EJ334667
Schulz, Donald E., & Schulz, Deborah Sundloff. (1994). The United States, Honduras, and the Crisis in Central America. Boulder: Westview Press F1508.3 .s34 1994
Setzekorn, William David. (1981). Formerly British Honduras : A Profile of the New Nation of Belize ( [Rev. ] ed.). Chicago: Ohio University Press F1443
Sharma, Motilal. (Mar 1985). Distance Education: Professional Staff Paper. This paper examines the relevance and cost-effectiveness of the use of mass media for spreading education and the dissemination of information needed to sustain growth and technological progress in developing countries. An overview of experiments with the use of radio and television for educational purposes provides brief descriptions of distance education projects in the USSR, the United Kingdom, Niger, Honduras, Rwanda, Nicaragua, the United States, India, Australia, and Malaysia, and notes related activities in other countries. Discussion of the economics of distance education focuses on issues raised by case studies on the cost-effectiveness of distance education in various countries. Prospects and issues in the field are then discussed in the context of: (1) primary and secondary education; (2) teacher education; (3) education management and administration; (4) tertiary education; and (5) nonformal education. A brief review of the Asian Development Bank's involvement in distance education concludes this paper. Sources of additional information on the projects described and the case studies cited are indicated in footnotes. (MES) ED281508
Shermis, Mark D. (Oct 1987). Utilization of Computer Technology in the Third World: An Evaluation of Computer Operations at the University of Honduras. This report of the results of an evaluation of computer operations at the University of Honduras (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Honduras) begins by discussing the problem--i.e., poor utilization of the campus mainframe computer-- and listing the hardware and software available in the computer center. Data collection methods are summarized, including interviews, budget examination, review of organizational structure, review of registration records and relevant documents, and on-site visits. The redefined problem, consisting of three primary areas, is described: (1) lack of a universal power system to serve as a back-up source during frequent electrical outages; (2) lack of a communications mechanism to the auxiliary campuses; and (3) lack of a computer operating system which supports commercial applications. In order to address these issues more fully, the development of the computer industry is reviewed, and it is proposed that the organizational structure operating philosophy be changed to reflect a more decentralized approach. An accounting system and improved inter- and intra-campus communications are recommended, as well as training of staff, creation of a department of computer science, increased space for the computer center, purchase of a universal power supply unit, and establishment of a university-wide database and word processor. The university is encouraged to take an advocacy role in national computer policy. (3 references) (MES) ED295609
Simmons, Donald C. (2001). Confederate Settlements in British Honduras. Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland F1457.a5 s56 2001 972.82/00413
Smale, Jim, Editor. (2002). Following Footsteps: Ecd Tracer Studies. This document consists of the single 2002 issue of The Bernard van Leer Foundation's "Early Childhood Matters," a periodical addressed to practitioners in the field of early childhood education and including information on projects funded by the Foundation. Articles in this issue focus on early childhood development tracer studies of former participants in early childhood programs, addressing theory and practice, reflection and planning, methodology, findings, and policy and programming. The articles include: (1) "Following Footsteps: ECD Tracer Studies" (Jim Smale); (2) "Tracer Studies: An Opportunity and a Challenge" (David P. Weikart); (3) "The Story Behind the Story: Tracing San Children in Botswana" (Willemien le Roux and Gaolatlhe Eirene Thupe); (4) "Tracer Studies and the Caribbean Support Initiative" (Susan Branker); (5) "Family Support Programmes" (Ann S. Epstein, Jeanne Montie, and David P. Weikart); (6) "Gender Differences in Personality Development" (Anne Njenga and Margaret Kabiru); and (7) "The Implications of Tracer Studies for Programme Development" (Henriette Heimgaertner). The issue includes information on Foundation publications and announcements related to Foundation activities. (HTH) ED474502
Smith, Mark E., Phillips, Jeff V., Spahr, Norman E., & Geological Survey (U.S.). (2002). Hurac‡n Mitch, Caudal De Creciente En Tramos De R’os Seleccionados En Honduras ( Versi—n Espa–ol. ed.). [Reston, Va.]: U.S. Geological Survey U.S. Dept. of the Interior I 19.42/4:01-4266 s
Smith, Mark E., Phillips, Jeff V., Spahr, Norman E., & Geological Survey (U.S.). (2002). Hurricane Mitch : Peak Discharge for Selected River Reaches in Honduras. [Reston, Va.]: U.S. Geological Survey U.S. Dept. of the Interior I 19.42/4:01-4266 Gb701
Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology., Gann, Thomas William Francis, Gann, Mary, et al. (1939). Anthropological Papers, [Numbers 7-12.]. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Govt. Print. Off. Si 2.3:123 govst
Sociedad de Geograf’a e Historia de Honduras., Archivo Nacional de Honduras., & Biblioteca Nacional de Honduras. Revista Del Archivo Y Biblioteca Nacionales : îrgano De La Sociedad De Geograf’a E Historia De Honduras ( Vol. Ceased with t. 33). Tegucigalpa, D.C.: Talleres Tip. Nacionales F1501 .r45
Soltera, Maria. (1964). A Lady's Ride across Spanish Honduras. Gainesville,: University of Florida Press F1504 .L64 1884a
Space Imaging EOSAT (Firm). (2004). Tegucigalpa, Honduras from Space. [Thornton, Colo.]: Space Imaging G4834.t4a43 2004
Spaulding, Seth. (2002). Recent Research on the Impact of Alternative Education Delivery Systems in Honduras. In Honduras, 88 percent of the rural population has 6 years or less of formal education. Several distance education schemes have been undertaken to address both low rural educational levels and the destruction of schools by Hurricane Mitch. This paper reports on recent studies of two distance education efforts with substantial international support. Since the mid-1990s, USAID has supported EDUCATODOS, which originally covered grades 1-6 using packages of printed materials supplemented by radio lessons. In 1999, the program was extended to grades 7-9, and audio materials were distributed on cassettes and CDs. Telebasica is based on the Mexican Telesecundaria program and serves grades 7-9 using videotapes and printed materials from Mexico. Telebasica operates during the day with trained teachers in converted schools, while EDUCATODOS operates in the evening in any available space using volunteer facilitators. A 1997 evaluation of EDUCATODOS found that the program had offered 120,000 person-hours of schooling to Honduran youth and adults at 28 percent of the cost of equivalent traditional schooling. EDUCATODOS students had higher achievement than traditional elementary students, but dropout rates were significant, especially among indigenous groups. In 2002, ongoing research projects are evaluating program impacts on women and on the economy, documenting changes in student attitudes and character at the seventh-grade level, studying volunteer facilitators (teachers), and examining elements of program organization and management. Preliminary findings indicate that the two programs are raising student achievement, improving student self-confidence and employment potential, and offering innovative and flexible delivery. (Contains 20 references.) (SV) ED470510
Special Boundary Tribunal (Guatemala-Honduras boundary arbitration), & Hughes, Charles Evans. (1933). Opinion and Award. Tribunal Especial De L’mites Entre Guatemala Y Honduras. Opini—n Y Laudo. Washington, D. C., F1469.b7 Norlin
Squier, E. G. (1969). Notes on Central America; Particularly the States of Honduras and San Salvador: Their Geography, Topography, Climate, Population, Resources, Productions, Etc., Etc., and the Proposed Honduras Inter-Oceanic Railway. New York,: Praeger F1428
Stevens, Georgia L.; Marin-Hernandez, Agueda. (1999). Community Collaborative Problem Solving--Cross-Cultural Lessons. Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences: From Research to Practice, v91 n2 p79-82 1999 1999 Examples of Midwestern and Honduran community-based collaborative problem solving provide cross-culturally-adaptable suggestions for community coalitions: adapt the process to the culture, recognize structural constraints, understand reciprocity norms, appreciate the validity of avoidance, and remember that communication roadblocks are always present. (SK) EJ587157
Stokes, William Sylvane, & Honduras. (1950). Honduras; an Area Study in Government. Madison,: University of Wisconsin Press Jl1522
Stone, Doris. (1941). Archaeology of the North Coast of Honduras. Cambridge: The Museum E51 .H336 vol.9, no.1 (572.97) 913.7283 970.106 970.106 H261m vol.9 no. 1
Stone, Doris. (1957). Archaeology of Central and Southern Honduras. Cambridge, Mass.,: Peabody Museum E51
Stonich, Susan C. (1993). "I Am Destroying the Land!" : The Political Ecology of Poverty and Environmental Destruction in Honduras. Boulder, CO: Westview Press Hc145.z9 e57 1993
Strong, William Duncan, Kidder, Alfred, Paul, A. J. Drexel, & Smithsonian Institution. (1938). Preliminary Report on the Smithsonian Institution-Harvard University Archeological Expedition to Northwestern Honduras, 1936 (with 16 Plates). City of Washington,: The Smithsonian Institution Q11 .S7 vol. 97, no. 1 Si 1.7:97/1
Sullivan, John H., Paolillo, Charles, & United States. Congress. House. Committee on International Relations. (1975). United States Post-Disaster Assistance to Honduras Report of a Staff Survey Mission to Honduras, Pursuant to H. Res. 267. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off.
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Tabouret-Keller, Andree. (1975). Un Champ Semantique: Les Noms D'appartenance Raciale Au Honduras Britannique (a Semantic Field: Names of Racial Identity in the British Honduras). Linguistique, 11, 1, 123-133 1975 This article studies the problem of social identity among six different racial groups in the British Honduras, focusing on what the groups call themselves and what others call them, and on the semantic field of these terms, i.e. the socio- cultural values they represent. (Text is in French.) (AM) EJ117632
Taylor, Douglas MacRae. (1951). The Black Carib of British Honduras. New York: Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research 970.3 F1505.2.c3 F1503.c2 t3 norlin
Taylor, Douglas MacRae. (1963). The Black Carib of British Honduras. New York,: Johnson Reprint Corp. F2001
Thompson, John Eric Sidney, & Laufer, Berthold. (1930). Ethnology of the Mayas of Southern and Central British Honduras. Chicago, GN2 .F4 vol. 17 no. 2 GN2 .F4 v.17 no.2
Thompson, John Eric Sidney, & Shepard, Anna Osler. (1939). Excavations at San Jose, British Honduras. Washington, D.C.,: Carnegie institution of Washington F1445
Thompson, John Eric Sidney, & Shepard, Anna Osler. (1942). Late Ceramic Horizons at Benque Viejo, British Honduras. Washington: Carnegie Institution of Washington E51
Thompson, John Eric Sidney. (1931). Archaeological Investigations in the Southern Cayo District, British Honduras. Chicago, GN2. .F4 vol. 17 no. 3 GN2. .F4 v.17 no.3
Thompson, R.W. (1975). Creole Languages and Educational Development. Linguistic Communications: Working Papers of the Linguistic Society of Australia, No. 13. An international conference on creole languages and educational development was held at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad, from July 24- 28, 1972. It was attended by scholars from Africa, Australia, Hawaii, the Caribbean region, the United Kingdom, the United States, and France. The papers presented were descriptions of a wide variety of creoles or recommendations for education and language planning. Most creole language studies are being made in the Caribbean area at the present time, and the majority of the papers dealt with Jamaican and Guyanese creoles and others of that region. Papers were also presented on one Asian creole, Malaccan Creole Portuguese, and the African creoles of West Cameroon, Sierra Leone and Nigeria. Other papers dealt with such subjects as the influence of African-based creole pidgins on American dialects, the concept of pidginization-creolization with reference to Yiddish, the use of pidgin in Nigerian literature, English and Spanish in Puerto Rico, New World English, the acceptability of creolized English in the classroom, and the concept of competence with reference to four texts of children's speech in the Cayo district of British Honduras. (CFM) ED140607
Thorpe, Andy. (1991). "AmŽrica Central No Puede Tener Democracia Con Hambre" : Las Pol’ticas De La Reforma Agraria En Honduras Antes De 1982. Tegucigalpa: Postgardo [sic] Centroamericano en Econom’a y Planificaci—n del Desarrollo Universidad Nacional Aut—noma de Honduras Hd1333.h8 Hd1333.h8 t47 1991
Tilson, Thomas D.; And Others. (15 Mar 1991). The Cost-Effectiveness of Interactive Radio Instruction for Improving Primary School Instruction in Honduras, Bolivia and Lesotho. Findings are presented from studies on the use of radio for teaching primary school children mathematics in Honduras and Bolivia and English as a Second Language in Lesotho. Interactive radio instruction (IRI) is so called because of the active participation of the students. Although lessons are presented by conventional radio, scripts are written to solicit responses from the children. Data from Honduras and Bolivia include both costs and measures of effectiveness, but data from Lesotho are for costs only. In Honduras, almost 200,000 children and 6,000 teachers used the radio lessons in 1990. Evaluations were conducted with three groups from different parts of the country. In Bolivia, where lessons reach about 50,000 children, evaluations have been conducted for grades 2, 3, and 4. English language instruction in Lesotho is delivered by radio to about 200,000 children; in contrast to Bolivia and Honduras, broadcasts are on government- owned, rather than privately owned, radio stations. Data suggest that IRI is a powerful instructional tool, possibly even more cost effective than textbooks or teacher training. Achievement gains in Bolivia and Honduras were striking. IRI should be considered along with textbooks and teacher training when educational planners consider options for improving basic education. Twelve tables and eight figures present study data. (Contains 16 references.) (SLD) ED358833
Tojeira, JosŽ Mar’a, & Centro de Documentaci—n de Honduras. (1990). Panorama Hist—rico De La Iglesia En Honduras ( 2a ed.). Tegucigalpa: Centro de Documentaci—n de Honduras Bx1440.2 Bx1440.2 .t65 1990
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United States Tariff Commission. (1939). United States Imports for Consumption under Reciprocal Trade Agreements by Countries, 1937 and 1938 Arranged According to the Tariff Act of 1930 by Schedules, Paragraphs, and Commodities : Republic of Haiti, Honduras, Colombia, Guatemala. [Washington, D.C.: s.n.] Hf1732.a5
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United States. 1976 Apr. 28., & United States. Dept. of State. (1976). Trade : Meat Imports, Agreement between the United States of America and Honduras Effected by Exchange of Notes Signed at Tegucigalpa April 28 and June 10, 1976. [Washington]: U.S. Dept. of State : for sale by the Supt. of Docs. U.S. Govt. Print. Off. S 9.10:8328
United States. 1976 Feb. 19., & United States. Dept. of State. (1976). Hurricane Rural Reconstruction and Recovery : Agreement between the United of America and Honduras, Signed at Tegucigalpa February 19, 1975. [Washington]: Dept. of State : for sale by the Supt. of Docs. U.S. Govt. Print. Off. S 9.10:8366
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United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Subcommittee on Inter-American Affairs. (1982). Salvadoran Refugees in Honduras Hearing before the Subcommittee on Inter-American Affairs of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, Ninety-Seventh Congress, First Session, December 17, 1981. Washington: U.S. G.P.O. Y 4.F 76/1:Sa 3/4
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs. (1983). U.S. Policy in Honduras and Nicaragua Hearing before the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, Ninety-Eighth Congress, First Session, March 15, 1983. Washington: U.S. G.P.O. Y 4.f 76/1:h 75/4
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