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从梳理行动研究的历史发展入手,分析了行动研究的特点,着重探讨了行动研究对于教师专业发展的重要意义. 相似文献
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行动研究可以促进教师对自身教学行为加以重新审视和理解,增强教师的专业发展.本文主要阐述了为什么需要行动研究,以及行动研究的含义和实施过程等,并说明了教师进行行动研究对教师的专业发展具有重要意义. 相似文献
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行动研究作为一种教学科研的新方法,越来越得到广大教师的认可与应用,并逐渐成为促进 教师专业发展的有效途径。本文针对教师在开展行动研究过程中出现的问题,论述了行动研究支持平台 的现状及作用,并对未来行动研究支持工具的发展做出了展望。 相似文献
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以自我反思教学模式下发展起来的教育行动研究教学理论为研究方法,进行听力教学的第一轮教学行动研究。通过对该行动研究的描述和分析,反思教学行动研究在听力教学实践中的作用和效果,并探讨了这种研究方法在教师职业能力发展及外语听力教学中的实践意义。 相似文献
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教育行动研究,在教师专业发展及促进教师专业发展的历程中,发挥着重要的驱动轮作用。它是参与式、反思式和启发式的,促进了教师专业发展机制的不断完善和前进发展。探讨行动研究在研究问题取向、观念认识、协同合作、评价机构、方法论学习等方面存在的问题,思索教育行动研究在提升教师专业发展功能的对策,对于研究行动领域问题有着新视界的意义。 相似文献
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张迎红 《河北北方学院学报(社会科学版)》2009,25(2)
行动研究是近年发展起来的一种教学理论研究方法,是理论与实践有效结合的途径之一.行动研究能够帮助教师更好地了解教与学,提高教学质量.文章通过阐述和分析大学英语听力教学中的行动研究,反思了行动研究在听力教学实践中的效果,揭示了行动研究的实践意义. 相似文献
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行动研究是教师专业发展有效途径之一,光盘模式下开展行动研究将有效促进小学教师专业发展。本文从光盘模式下教师专业发展的迫切性、光盘模式下教师行动研究的特点以及该模式下教师如何开展行动研究进行论述,着重探讨农村小学教师光盘模式教学中行动研究的过程和开展行动研究的有效途径,具有重要的实践指导作用。 相似文献
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行动研究与教师自主专业发展 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
教师专业化已发展到了教师自主专业发展的阶段.行动研究是教师自主专业发展的一个适切的工具.行动研究和教师自主专业发展建立在建构主义和批判理论的基础之上.教师在行动研究中不仅找到了自我发展的道路,改变了工作方式和自身的角色形象,而且实现了人生的价值,提升了生命的质量. 相似文献
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教师专业化已发展到了教师自主专业发展的阶段。行动研究是教师自主专业发展的一个适切的工具。行动研究和教师自主专业发展建立在建构主义和批判理论的基础之上。教师在行动研究中不仅找到了自我发展的道路,改变了工作方式和自身的角色形象,而且实现了人生的价值,提升了生命的质量。 相似文献
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《中国语境下外语教育的行动研究与思辨能力培养》一书详尽的阐述了中国外语教育发展的悠长历史中,行动研究的引入与发展。该书全方位地概述了行动研究的理论方面,并结合作者多年的英语教育经验对行动研究的实践方面进一步探讨。同时在中国的语境下,将外语教育中的行动研究与思辨能力培养相结合,是可供从事英语教育者参考的优秀书籍。 相似文献
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Julie Nyanjom 《Educational Action Research》2018,26(4):626-640
The creation of action research cycles is a fundamental part of action research projects. The aim of this article is to present the methodological challenge that is inherent in designing action research cycles. The article reports on my lived experience as I conceptualised and implemented a structured and systematic way of ordering and reporting the cycles within cycles in a mentoring self-study action research project. The paper discusses the journey that led to structure, and recognises the messiness that preluded this achievement within the action research process. I suggest that messiness is an inherent part of creating action research cycles. The path towards ordered structure is assisted through critical reflective practice and structured mentoring conversations. Of value to both emerging and more experienced action researchers, this article contributes to the practice of doing action research. 相似文献
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Complexity and action research: exploring the theoretical and methodological connections 总被引：3，自引：3，他引：0
Complexity theory is essentially a formal attempt to question how coherent and purposive wholes emerge from the interactions of simple and sometimes non-purposive components. Explicit recognition of complexity can provide a fresh and enlightening perspective on action research. Through an expository discussion of the foundational postulates of complexity theory this article demonstrates the theoretical and methodological connections between complexity and action research, with particular emphasis on the relevance of complexity in educational and workplace contexts. Complexity is an emerging theoretical perspective, which presents possibilities for revolutionizing approaches to action research, as well as strengthening arguments promoting the value of action research in a wide range of contexts. Complexity, it is argued, can provide a valuable theoretical underpinning for action research. Furthermore, action research provides a valid methodological approach to the study of complexity. This article is primarily theoretical and attempts to demonstrate the application of complexity to a specific action research project will be left to future publication(s). Rather, this article explores the general applicability of complexity as both theory and metaphor in action research. The article begins with a brief exploration of the theory, particularly focusing on its application in the social sciences. The theoretical and methodological connections between complexity and action research are discussed through several of the foundational postulates of complexity, how these manifest in action research and how they add to our understanding of action research itself. 相似文献
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Whilst educational action research is not unknown in Croatia, its use is not widespread. In part, this might be because action research assumes a high level of autonomy for practitioner–researchers, and a constructivist view of knowledge, neither of which are traditional characteristics of the Croatian system. This article reports on a capacity building programme in which 18 senior advisers from the Education and Teacher Training Agency developed action research projects in Croatian schools. The article outlines the context of the programme, describes the programme itself, and presents an analysis of the advisers’ action research projects. This shows that action research was used by advisers, supporting teachers, to effect change in schools. The principles of action research were generally understood, and produced evidence of practical change, collaboration and mutual understanding. Although action research is generally understood as a ‘grassroots movement’ this article suggests that action research can lead to desirable change, even when imported from elsewhere. Thus action research holds one answer to the question, how to promote beneficial life‐long learning among education professionals. 相似文献
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Kathleen Mahon 《Educational Action Research》2017,25(1):71-87
This article is a critically reflexive account of how collaborative processes and democratic relations were negotiated in a doctoral research project which combined elements of institutional ethnography, self-study, and, significantly for this article, critical participatory action research. The critical participatory action research dimension of the project involved a group of academics working in the same university faculty, critically and collaboratively examining their own pedagogical practice and the conditions which constrain and enable critical pedagogical praxis in their setting. The article explores what possibilities for democratic participation were created and limited by the circumstances and conditions that constituted this critical participatory action research. I consider the kind of democratic participation that was possible, what enabled this kind of democratic participation, and challenges that emerged in attempts to realise democratic goals. The discussion highlights some of the complexities of fostering democratic participation in critical participatory action research within doctoral research. 相似文献
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Jan Robertson 《Educational Action Research》2013,21(2):307-326
This article presents an exploration of the methodology of action research. It is a reflection on a study where an action research methodology used by the researcher to research and develop theory, became part of the model of professional development. In this way, the action research methodology permeated into the culture of the way people worked together. This article describes how a researcher can not only use action research methods to gather data on a development, but can also lead a group of action researchers towards a greater awareness of their own practice in their own institutions. A greater awareness of the bigger issues in education is also an outcome achieved by facilitating critical discussion on key issues. There can be action research for research purposes, action research for action purposes and action research communities that can lead to emancipatory practices in education. These are concurrent strands within action research communities. 相似文献
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以教师即研究者为理念的行动研究,通过理论与实践的结合正日益彰显其价值。本文从行动研究的内涵与优势出发,归纳职业教育行动研究的特征,并重在通过"校企合作视域下中职英语教材改革的行动研究"这一案例来探讨中职教师进行行动研究的步骤和策略。 相似文献
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Action research with principals: gain,strain and dilemmas 总被引：1，自引：1，他引：0
Jorunn Møller 《Educational Action Research》2013,21(1):69-91
The scientific status of action research is characterised by confusion and disagreement. This article discriminates between action research identified with professional work in schools and action research as a research strategy. Action research as professional work, does not have the same claim on documentation and publication, and can better be described as critical inquiries or action learning to separate this from a research strategy. This article discusses strengths and weaknesses of action research as a research strategy, and its potential of generating theory about educational leadership. First, the article focuses on how practitioners in collaboration with external researchers played a generative role in developing an analytical framework which gave a better understanding of educational leadership within a specific context. A dilemma language for educational leadership was constructed in order to capture important aspects of principals' work, and the analysis of experienced dilemmas highlighted a perspective of leadership as relational and dialectic. Secondly, the article gives an analysis of the researcher's dilemmas which emerged as significant through action research methodology. The dilemmas were related to goals of action research, to the role as an external facilitator and to publications of findings. It was impossible to escape from situations where different interests emerged and there always seemed to be a trade-off. The article underlines that an analysis of the role of self in social inquiry serves as a critical context in order to understand the research findings. 相似文献
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Lewis Asimeng-Boahene 《Educational Action Research》2013,21(2):273-286
Several accounts concerning the systematic use of action research by eminent educators in the process of identifying and solving an educational problem(s) have appeared in professional journals. Thus, action research is gaining recognition by policy makers and educators as a tool for change However, this growing concept has not yet caught up in Ghanaian classrooms. This inaction needs to be addressed if education in Ghana is to be twenty-first century compliant. Thus, in attempting to shore up efforts to address the dearth of knowledge about action research as a tool for change, this article addresses the telling problems and the gains of undertaking action research in various educational systems in Africa, using Ghana as a case study. This article concludes with strategies about how to counteract the obstacles for the promotion of action research in Ghana. 相似文献
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Reflection in action research is a complex matter, as is action research itself. In recent years, complexity science has regularly been called upon in order to more thoroughly understand the complexity of action research. The present article investigates the benefits that complexity science may yield for reflection in action research. This article begins by explicating the sense in which the complexity of reflection in action research involves the role of values and existential knowledge in education. The gap between theory and practice is also explored. On the basis of a number of common features of complex systems (heterogeneous, open, dynamic, non-linear, adaptive, and co-adaptive), the sense in which reflection can be regarded as a complex system is discussed. To this end, the features of complex systems are translated into features of reflection in action research, which, in turn, are illustrated with examples from recent publications on reflection in action research. The aim of this analysis is to make reflection in action research more understandable and manageable. In line with this, it is argued that room for insecurity and unpredictability, combined with an explicit consideration of reflection as a complex system, contributes to the use of complexity as a stimulus for new learning. 相似文献
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Marit Aas 《Educational Action Research》2013,21(3):441-454
Most action researchers agree that action research consists of cycles of planning, acting, reflecting, and taking further action. However, in action research literature, there is something missing. The nature of reflection in the action research process, including its relationship with the tensions that arise while discussing purposes, processes, and outcomes, has not been well explored. As a contribution to an expanded reflection repertoire, this article presents a thinking tool: the expansive learning circle. This model, or thinking tool, draws on the theoretical framework of cultural–historical activity theory and the idea that contradictions and tensions are driving forces for development. The central thesis of the article is that there is a need for a reflection repertoire that can highlight tension in an action research project and help people cope with this type of complex reflective work. 相似文献