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要想成为好教师,就应不断自我反思。正如《批判反思型教师ABC》(美Stephen D.Brookfid,中国轻工业出版社,2002)一书第二章“成为批判反思型教师”中引用理查特(Richert)所说的话:“当教师们谈论自己的工作、‘识别’自己的经验时,他们就会了解自己已经知道的和信以为真的事情,了解原来所不知道的东西。[第一段]  相似文献   

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郁存军 《新疆教育》2012,(13):156-156
教师写教学反思的过程是不断查找自身的不足,不断提升教学实践的合理性,不断提高教学效益和和提升自己教科研能力,促进教师自我成长的过程。我认为小学语文教师要做好三个方面的反思:反思“教师自己”;反思“学生”;反思“别人的课堂”。  相似文献   

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赵昌木 《早期教育》2004,(7):U006-U006
教师的教学反思应该是多角度、多维度的。在布鲁克菲尔德(Brookfied,S.D.)看来教师的反思主要是对各种假定的反思而我们认为教师的反思除了要对各种假定、信念进行审视外,还要学会:1.从自己的经历中反观自己。每一位教师的成长经历都蕴含着他(她)的体验、经验,反映出他(她)所处的环境和所过的生活。然而,仅仅拥有经历并不意味着已经对它进行了反思,只有对它们进行理解、分析和批判,才能促进教师的发展和进步。2.通过学生的眼睛省视自己。从学生的角度反思自己的教学行为及其结果是教师有效教学的重要保证。许多优秀教师正是通过学生的反应…  相似文献   

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教师要把新的理念转交成为自己的教学行为,必须不断对自己的教育教学实践进行研究和反思。本文从实践的角度论述教师如何从课堂中、从自己的经历中、从学生的反映中、从与同事的合作交流中时时留心、处处反思,进而快速成长为一名优秀的研究型教师。  相似文献   

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李响 《教育教学论坛》2011,(30):158-159
课堂英语教学是学生英语学习中的一个重要环节,而若要提高课堂英语教学质量则需要教师养成对每堂课进行反思或分析的习惯,这样才有助于教师立足于教学实践,深入地钻研、体会教学理论,从而不断提高自身的专业素质和能力。  相似文献   

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自我反思是促进语文教师专业成长的重要途径   总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1  
段香菊 《教育探索》2008,3(4):98-99
自我反思是教师对自身的教学实践进行批判和反省的过程。语文教师正是借助这种对自己教学实践的研究,更新教学理念,改进教学方法,不断总结,不断学习,不断创新,从而提升自己教学实践的合理性,使自己成为一名专家型教师的。  相似文献   

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宋杰 《考试周刊》2013,(96):117-117
教师应不断对自身教学实践进行教学反思,批判性地看待自己的历史教学能力,不断提升历史教学水平。教师应通过多种途径对自身教学实践进行反思,主要途径有:通过学生的学习、同事或专家听评、学习相关教育理论等。  相似文献   

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《考试周刊》2017,(12):131-132
反思教学是基于教师引导与学生配合,从而不断加以完善的一种教学模式,在高中政治课堂,尤其是政治复习课堂上,采取反思式教学模式,能够促进增强教师对于学生基本学习情况的了解,帮助教师改革接下来的教学方法,而对于学生而言,反思教学在提升学习效率方面的作用则非常突出,在概念掌握、解题方式改进以及所学内容理性批判等方面的意义显著。  相似文献   

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刘正国 《文教资料》2010,(15):149-150
教师在教学实践中经常进行教学反思,可以批判地考察自己的行为及创造情境的能力。作为一名初中历史教师,必须通过多种途径对自己的教学进行反思,如通过创造学生、教师自己本身进行反思、同事或专家听评课、阅读教育专著和教学文献等方式进行教学反思。  相似文献   

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课堂教学的“场域”是文化、心理和政治因素相互制衡的复杂统一体,不同的权力交织使课堂教学过程中出现了诸多不公平现象。在课堂教学过程中,教师作为主导者,是产生课堂不公平的因素之一。反思教学是实现课堂公平的必由之路,教师只有通过深度理解常识掩盖下的实践假设,尝试从“他者”的视角来分析现实问题,获得对教学实践的深度理解是反思教学有价值的追求。  相似文献   

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Previously, research about teacher expertise has adhered to relatively fixed notions of teacher expertise. However, in this study, we share data from teacher study group (TSG) meetings, which demonstrate a dynamic understanding of teacher expertise. In these meetings, teachers discursively positioned themselves, their colleagues, and the research team as both experts and learners as they engaged in a community of enquiry around questions of curriculum design and implementation. We argue that teachers’ dynamic and multiple positionings generated especially striking opportunities for learning. As teachers externalized their expert knowledge, their assumptions were brought forth to be examined, challenged, and reconsidered, thus opening space for further learning. We argue that these TSGs thus existed as a site for teacher learning, in which teacher dialog around curricular design, redesign, and the student learning that occurred in the lessons influenced their own learning about their students’ capabilities. We make a case for further research that explores how teacher expertise is interwoven with episodes of teacher learning. We assert that a complex understanding of teacher expertise, grounded in principles of learning occurring through social interaction, has important implications for how the field should move forward in its approach to fostering teacher learning throughout teachers’ careers.  相似文献   

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As new technologies promise to be an enduring feature of the landscape of teachers’ work, we consider how teachers implicitly bring stories forward into their classroom explorations with new media as a part of their ‘informal learning’. By ‘stories’ is meant specific classroom texts as well as preferred teacher practices with those texts. The article represents a reflection on the methodological role that ‘elicitation’ can play in drawing out teacher thinking during a time of professional change, thinking that would otherwise likely remain embedded, particularly when teachers’ attention is focused forward on innovation in practice. The methodological use of ‘elicitation’ emerged in the first year of an ongoing teacher action research study, in which seven teachers have been involved in a professional development initiative that actively engages teachers in examining changing literacy formations, beginning with the teachers’ own literacy formations. The methodological practice of elicitation borrows from phenomenology, ethnomethodology, narrative research, reader response theories, curriculum theory and psychoanalysis, and emerged as a way to acknowledge the life histories that teachers were bringing to their professional development with new media. We suggest that elicitation can potentially draw out deep and sustaining sources of a teacher’s commitment, as well as resistance, to change. It can help disclose the tensions between commitment and resistance that even teachers who voluntarily undertake to incorporate new technologies into their practice may experience. Within a teacher action research framework, elicitation can also serve to remind teachers (and others) of the value of what they know and are learning, thus contributing to teachers developing a ‘scholarship of practice’ in response to any actual or perceived ‘intensification’ of their work.  相似文献   

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This study focuses on exploring teacher learning in terms of teachers’ professional agency embedded in the classroom. Teachers’ sense of professional agency is related to perceiving instruction as a bidirectional process, use of students as a resource for professional learning and continuous reflection on teaching practices. Accordingly, the capacity to cross the boundaries in teacher learning contributes active professional agency and, consequently to work-related well-being. Hence, the interrelations between teachers’ sense of professional agency and the burnout they experienced were also analysed. Altogether 2310 Finnish comprehensive school teachers, including primary, subject and special education teachers, completed the study survey. The results indicated that active professional agency, promoting both learning and well-being, requires not just reflecting and adapting but also efforts to learn at work. Moreover this requires not just self-directed and active professional practice but also learning at the boundaries and creating new professional knowledge together with students and colleagues.  相似文献   

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This article focuses on the impact of a specific formative assessment procedure, negotiated assessment, on teacher professional learning. Negotiations between the assessor and the teacher as assessee seem to be especially promising for this teacher learning. However, there is no empirical evidence yet that has confirmed this. We explored teachers’ opinions about the usefulness of the different elements in a negotiated assessment procedure for their professional learning and the learning benefits they reported as a result of being engaged in this procedure. Our findings show that teachers found the negotiated assessment procedure useful for their learning and reported different types of learning benefits in terms of change: change in their knowledge, beliefs and attitudes, change in their teaching practice and change in their students’ learning outcomes.  相似文献   

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Past research has clearly indicated that teachers’ metaphors can serve as a framework that moves our understanding of teaching forward by making more explicit the intuitive knowledge teachers hold about themselves, their classrooms, and their practice. Making explicit how metaphors uncover the understandings that guide the practices of in-service teachers, individually and collectively, can provide insight into the assumptions they hold about teaching and teaching practice. The purpose of this study was to explore how in-service teachers’ self-constructed metaphors revealed their perceptions of their roles, obligations, and assumptions about teaching and learning, and consider the implications of such exploration for teacher education and development. The four experienced teachers who participated in this study constructed personal teaching metaphors for which they provided an explanation. Analysis of the metaphors using positioning theory provided evidence that teaching metaphors capture the individual identity and specify the plotlines of teaching and the obligations, duties, and responsibilities of the teacher as well as the role of the teacher and others in the teacher’s practice. We found that each metaphor brought elements of identity and teaching practice together in unique and divergent ways. A subsequent cross-case analysis revealed common discourses of teaching: responsibility, nurturing, and caring, and teacher and student learning. Both the individual and cross-case analysis suggest the potential value of metaphor work for informing teacher education and professional development to advise teachers, teacher educators, school leaders, and policy makers.  相似文献   

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Integrating theoretical knowledge within teacher education has often been portrayed as difficult, with previous studies reporting student teachers’ ambivalence, or even scepticism, about the value of research findings and theory to classroom practice. Moreover, the nature of teachers’ professional knowledge is itself uncertain and highly complex. This paper reports on the developing conceptions held by a group of postgraduate student teachers about the relationship of theory to classroom practice in learning to teach. The data are drawn from a small-scale longitudinal case study. They capture participants’ preconceptions about theory before beginning training and subsequent developments through the course and into the first teaching post. The research finds these students to be far from naïve at the outset, entering training open to a range of forms of learning, with a positive view of the potential contribution of theory to practice. Alongside a growing appreciation of the complex, situated and contested nature of theory, the data suggest that theory comes to be increasingly valued over time. As newly qualified teachers, the participants not only see theory as integral to their practice, but recognise the important, largely unanticipated, role of the university in this process. As a result of these insights, potential considerations for course design are offered, at a time when teacher education in many countries is becoming more school-based and new forms of partnership are being developed.  相似文献   

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This article examines teacher professional learning about pedagogy for teachers of students with severe intellectual disabilities within broader teacher education and pedagogical frameworks for this group of learners. The article presents and discusses findings from a USA–England research project, involving classroom observations and interviews with nine teachers of students with severe intellectual disabilities from four specialist public school settings, intended to explore teachers’ pedagogical decision-making and learning. The theoretical lens of situated learning and the conceptual lens of evidence-based practice are used to contextualise and examine the teachers’ views about the what, how and when they learn about pedagogical approaches and strategies. Teachers emphasised the situated and interactional nature of their learning, particularly highlighting the personal responses of students and their relationship with these students. They use this knowledge and understanding to adapt evidence-based strategies and programmes and inform their pedagogical decisions. This affords the concepts of ‘situated generalization’ and ‘practice based evidence’ an influential role in how teachers engage in the process of pedagogical decision-making. An implication for teacher educators is the need to support teachers in making connections of new pedagogical understandings and skills with the individual learning profiles and responses of their students with severe intellectual disabilities.  相似文献   

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Curricular and pedagogical reforms are complex inter-linked processes such that curricular reform can only be enacted through teachers teaching differently. This article reports the perspective of emergent Malaysian primary teachers who were expected to implement a Government reform that promoted active learning. The 120 student teachers were members of a single cohort completing a new B.Ed. degree programme in Primary Mathematics designed by teacher educators from Malaysia and the UK. They were taught to use a tripartite pedagogical framework involving action or active learning, supported in practice through reflection and modelling. Drawing on findings from surveys carried out with the student teachers at the end of their first and final placements this article examines evidence for the premise that the student teachers were teaching differently; illustrates how they reported using active learning strategies; and identifies factors that enabled and constrained pedagogic change in the primary classroom. The students’ accounts of using action, reflection and modelling are critiqued in order to learn about changing learning and teaching practice and to contribute to understanding teacher education and early teacher development. The students’ reports suggest diversity of understanding that emphasises the need to challenge assumptions when working internationally and within national and local cultures.  相似文献   

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《师资教育杂志》2012,38(1):21-36
This paper examines the context of teacher education in which certain students work as teachers whilst at the same time they study in a teacher education programme. The two phenomena that are discussed are the integration of theory and practice, and learning while working. These are located in the wider framework of teachers' pedagogical thinking, and research‐based teacher education. The paper reports on students' experiences of the success of integrating theoretical studies in their work as teachers and the related issue of how a student's everyday grasp of classroom practice has been taken into account in their studies. The paper also raises the issue of the university–school relationship through students' estimations of the impact that their participation in teacher education has brought to the school in which they work and other key aspects of the university–school relationship.  相似文献   

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This article presents Malaysian student teachers’ reports of using an action, reflection and modelling (ARM) pedagogical approach during their placements in Malaysian primary schools. The ARM approach was designed to support the implementation of the Malaysian primary school mathematics curriculum, which involved changing classroom practice in learning and teaching. It was developed and used during a Malaysia–UK collaborative project to construct a Bachelor of Education (Honours) degree programme in Primary Mathematics for a cohort of 120 student teachers in Malaysia. The three principles integral to the ARM approach were repeatedly made explicit to the student practitioners who were engaged in learning and teaching on the new degree programme. Using findings from surveys carried out with the students at the end of their first and final placements, this article provides examples of the way some of them described ARM and recounted how they had used the approach in the classroom. Four of these narratives are used as ‘vignettes’ to illustrate the students’ perceptions of using new ways of learning and teaching in primary schools and to inform and enable a discussion of the relationship between theory and practice in teacher education.  相似文献   

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