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陈晓燕 《内江师范学院学报》2011,26(3):104-107
学习型社会要求大学生必须具备自主学习的能力。培养高师学生心理学课程自主学习能力,要善于激发学生学习兴趣,使学生＂想学＂;增设互动方式,使学生体验＂能学＂;指导学习策略,使学生＂会学＂;巧用＂登门槛效应＂,让学生＂坚持学＂。 相似文献
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关于将“学习型组织”引入高校辅导员队伍建设的思考 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
将“学习型组织”引入高校辅导员队伍建设是新时期大学生思想政治教育工作的需要;是创建学习型社会的需要;是个人价值实现的需要。在高校辅导员队伍建设中建立辅导员一学校共同发展的远景目标;转变管理模式;强化学习意识和完善学习长效机制;营造良好的学习文化氛围,以适应新形势下的的高校大学生思想政治教育要求。 相似文献
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＂发展远程教育和继续教育,建设全民学习、终身学习的学习型社会＂和＂办好开放大学＂的新任务,对于全国广播电视大学既是机遇又是挑战。科研作为高校职能之一,对提升学校教学质量和服务社会能力都起到非常重要的作用。电大科研工作者必须认清发展形势、反思自身不足、探索发展出路,以推动学校科研事业的持续发展,实现开放大学的奋斗目标,更好地服务全民学习、终身学习的学习型社会建设。 相似文献
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程婧 《湖北第二师范学院学报》2011,(9):41-43
建设新时期学习型党组织是高校提升干部教师和大学生群体思想政治理论素养业务能力水平的重要途径和现实举措。当前时期高校建设学习型党组织需要明确学习目标,抓好理论武装;需要注重实践,在新的实践中掌握理论、检验理论;需要适应社会发展,探索学习方式、营造积极学习环境、精心设计学习载体,提高学习的有效性,推进当前高校学习型党组织的建设。 相似文献
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一、研究背景
当前,新事物、新知识、新问题、新挑战充盈着我们的生活,学习、解决和掌握它们正成为社会进步的主要动力和生活的第一需要.党的＂十六大＂报告还特别指出,举国上下要形成全民学习,终生学习的学习型社会,从而促进人的全面发展.因此,时代呼唤学习型组织.反观传统的学校组织形态,我们可以看出它其实是一种＂自上而下＂的＂金字塔＂型的权力结构,在这样的组织中,决策权和执行权往往相分离;在这样的组织中往往只看到自身,正是这些障碍限制了我们以开放的心胸来看待问题。 相似文献
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建设学习型党组织是加强和改进党的建设的首要任务。当前,高校推进学习型党组织建设,必须着力解决＂为何学＂、学什么＂、＂主动学＂、＂如何学＂和＂学多久＂五个方面的问题。 相似文献
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构建高校学习型辅导员队伍的策略探讨 总被引：3，自引：0，他引：3
陈清华 《思想政治教育研究》2007,(4):87-88,91
高校辅导员是大学生思想政治教育工作的骨干力量，是大学生健康成长的指导者、引路人和知心朋友。创建学习型辅导员队伍是知识经济时代发展、创建学习型社会、加强和改进大学生思想政治教育工作以及辅导员队伍和大学生全面发展的需要。创建学习型辅导员队伍必须明确学习型辅导员的概念和基本特征，在正确的理念和目标指导下，从四个方面重点推进实施。 相似文献
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学习使人进步,学习使企业走向辉煌。创建学习型企业,是企业提高自身综合竞争力的需要。未来的企业一定是学习型企业,不善于学习的企业肯定会走向衰亡。一、明确为什么学习、学什么、如何学首先,明确目的性。因为企业不是学习机构,企业的根本目的在于创造利润,拓展企业发展空间。所以,企业的学习与学校的学习有 相似文献
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吴郑 《中国科教创新导刊》2011,(11):115-115
学习型社会要求现在的大学生必须学会如何学习,并具备自主学习的能力。本文从自主学习的四个方面来分析大学生要能学、想学、会学、坚持学。 相似文献
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终身教育形势下新的学习观念的树立 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
管浚榕 《齐齐哈尔师范高等专科学校学报》2011,(3):30-31
党的十六大报告提出＂形成全民学习、终身学习的学习型社会,促进人的全面发展＂的学习理念,在终身教育形势下,我们应该转变传统观念,树立新的学习理念,每一个社会个体都要学习各种各样的知识,并且持续不断地更新自身的知识体系,否则就不能在社会中生存,只有在整个人生过程中持续不断学习,不断充实自己,才能跟上时代形势不断发展的需要。 相似文献
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于忠生 《大连教育学院学报》2012,28(1):19-22
"做中学、做中教"是中职学校实践教学改革的重要内容,是提高技能型人才质量水平的有效途径和方式。深化"做中学、做中教"课程教学改革,规范教与学行为,首先应该把握理念,其次应该明晰"做"与"教"的行动路线,最后应该积极推进贴近企业生产实际的行动策略。 相似文献
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A considerable body of evidence highlights how inquiry-based science can enhance students' epistemic and conceptual understanding of scientific concepts, principles, and theories. However, little is known about how students view themselves as learners of science. In this paper, we explore primary children's images of doing science in school and how they compare themselves with ‘real’ scientists. Data were collected through the use of a questionnaire, drawing activity, and interviews from 161 Grade 4 (ages 9–10) students in Singapore. Results indicate that ‘doing science as conducting hands-on investigations’, ‘doing science as learning from the teacher’, ‘doing science as completing the workbook’, and ‘doing science as a social process’ are the images of learning science in school that most of the students held. In addition, students reported that they need to be well behaved first and foremost, while scientists are more likely to work alone and do things that are dangerous. Moreover, students often viewed themselves as ‘acting like a scientist’ in class, especially when they were doing experiments. Nevertheless, some students reported that they were unlike a scientist because they believed that scientists work alone with dangerous experiments and do not need to listen to the teacher and complete the workbook. These research findings further confirm the earlier argument that young children can make distinctions between school science and ‘real’ science. This study suggests that the teaching of science as inquiry and by inquiry will shape how students view their classroom experiences and their attitudes towards science. 相似文献
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First principles of instruction 总被引：28，自引：9，他引：28
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科学教育中存在＂读＂与＂做＂教育观念,早期的科学教育强调＂读＂,20世纪初针对＂读＂的科学教育,出现了重视＂做＂的科学教育思想,但我国当下的科学教育依然过分偏重读的一面,为此,科学教育的改革应强调做的一面,在读与做之间寻求动态的平衡。＂做＂不仅仅是＂玩＂,而是一种以问题为基点的探索性活动。学校与教师应为学生创造＂做＂科学的条件,研究引导学生＂做＂科学的方法。 相似文献
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AbstractIn this paper we present the results of a naturalistic study carried out with higher education students which describes their learning environments when working on academic tasks in groups and individually. In this study we want to analyse how they organize their learning activities and knowledge processes (reading, reflecting and sharing) and how these learning processes are integrated into their Personal Learning Environments (PLE). In order to achieve that, students had to reflect about the basic ‘components’ that make up their learning process: reading (using not only by text but also multimedia), doing/reflecting (creating cognitive artefacts) and sharing (discussing, showing, and offering and receiving feedback from and to a community of reference). Students formed relationships between those components and any technological tools they used and created mind maps to represent their PLEs. The main objective is to try to understand how PLEs are organized and how they are perceived by learners, not from a technological perspective but from a learning perspective. The main results confirm the strong nature of PLEs as a pedagogical approach with a strong technological base. In addition, those results suggest a close relationship between students’ beliefs and expectations regarding academic tasks as well as the importance they give to each component in their learning process. 相似文献
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Participants at a recent Futures Assembly urged a reassessment of values when establishing perspectives for direction of community college development in the new century. The author affirms that there are five fundamental values that have given guidance in the past and can serve well in future decision-making: (1) People: This is the beginning point and the continuing point of reference. All aspects of what is done and how it is done derive from the people who are in the community; (2) Learning: The learning college will be part of a learning community. Learning must be perceived as an educational enterprise that extends beyond the schools and colleges to all people in the community during the span of their lives; (3) Connections: Community colleges do not do it alone. They need to connect in two ways. First with the conditions in the community that bear upon the lives of the people there, and second, when relating to other community organizations; (4) Opportunity: Former community college students declare that ''the college was the door to my future.'' The times in which we live require more than ever that colleges offer learning experiences described by students as essential to what they have become; and (5) Better lives: Better lives are what learners in community colleges are seeking and the way to what they want is through learning. 相似文献
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党中央提出了“形成全民学习、终身学习的学习型社会,促进人的全面发展”的目标,社区教育和成人教育如何抓住这一契机,促进和谐社会的形成,其中厘清成人教育和社区教育的生成关系有其重要意义。因为只有这样,才能最大限度地发挥二者的作用。 相似文献
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研究性学习的组织形式和活动方法多种多样 ,但群体互动式的学习方法在研究性学习中有着重要的作用。它可以使学生的主体意识、主体能力和主体人格得到全面发展 ,可以提高教师的业务能力 ,同时还可以充分培养学生适应社会的能力 ,有助于学生社会责任感和集体协作精神的养成 ,以及从根本上改变传统的师生关系。通过群体互动式的研究性学习 ,充分调动学生学习的积极性 ,使学生不但学到了知识 ,更增长了各方面的综合能力。达到每个学生都进步、每个学生都发展的研究性学习的最终目的。 相似文献
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Teachers’ learning in a learning study 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Mona Holmqvist 《Instructional Science》2011,39(4):497-511
The point of departure in this study is the question: do teachers who develop theoretical knowledge of the variation theory change the way(s) they offer their pupils the object of learning due to the theoretical framework. The aim of the study is to describe this development, i.e. to find if and how teachers developed theoretical knowledge when planning instruction, and in what way(s) this has an impact on the pupils’ learning outcome when using contrasts in the instruction. The theoretical framework is strongly content related, and by analysing the learning object’s critical aspects the teachers are guided to focus on the content in this particular way. The question “what does it take to develop knowledge about the object of learning?” has to be answered by the teachers before choice of teaching method is made. The research method used is Learning Study, a fusion between lesson study and design experiment. The teachers (6) have carried out nine research lessons in three Learning Study cycles (containing three lessons each). The pupils belong to three different classes and are between 9 and 11 years old. The result shows how the teachers gradually use the variation theory when planning instruction and how the learning outcomes shown by the pupils improve. The developed theoretical insight seems to affect the teachers’ ways of seeing the object of learning, such as subtle changes of how to organize the critical features of the learning object, are discerned. In every learning study cycle contrasts are used in one lesson, and in the analysis of the effect of the contrasts, the two remaining lessons are used as control groups. The results show the impact of contrasts in the pupils’ learning outcomes. The need to complement a lesson study with a theoretical perspective on learning is that the teachers are then given the opportunity to make use of the theory when planning instruction individually, not only in a lesson study. There again, the Learning Study model seems to be a powerful model with which to develop teachers’ understanding of the theoretical framework. 相似文献
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Learner autonomy is no easy choice for most students when they are used to having teachers do everything for them.As teach ers,it is their responsibility to help the students know how to use it and to understand that autonomy goes beyond of freedom.Learning styles play an important role because teachers need a clear picture of each student’s learning capabilities.Teachers can encourage students to reach dependence by attending their needs,taking into account learner styles.The goal of this research study is to find ways in which teach ers and students can build autonomy together.It first examines the learning styles of the sample students,and then makes discussions about fostering learner autonomy based on different learning styles. 相似文献