口译笔记教学方法新探——论笔记模仿教学法的有效性     

周金华 《吉林广播电视大学学报》2011,(8):140-142

本文是对英语专业本科阶段口译笔记教学方法的一次探索。首先讨论了口译笔记的必要性和传统的口译笔记教学方法,然后结合作者的教学实践提出了笔记模仿教学法,并借用心理学家班杜拉的模仿学习理论,为笔记模仿在口译笔记教学中的应用提供了理论依据。同时,通过实验设计,检验笔记模仿在教学中的适用性和有效性。实验结果证明笔记模仿教学法是一种切实有效的训练方法,收到了明显的教学效果。  相似文献   

教育学实践性的思考     

刘秋云 《河南职业技术师范学院学报(职业教育版)》2011,(4)

从活动维度看教育是一种培养人的社会实践活动,其实践价值非常显著。从学科维度看,教育现象、教育问题是实践性的,教育规律具有实践性,因此,教育学是一门实践性很强的学科。对教育学实践性的把握,须落实教育学课程性质、课程目标、课程内容等方面,并以此为指导,强化教育学实践教学环节,构建实践教学体系。  相似文献   

女性文学研究与大学语文教育     

刘文菊 《河南职业技术师范学院学报(职业教育版)》2011,(7)

把女性文学研究的经验和成果运用到大学语文教育中,使大学语文在课程目标、教材编写、教学内容、教学方法等方面都增加一个女性主义视角。把培养大学生先进的社会性别意识作为课程目标之一,用女性主义视角审视教材编写,改变无性别色彩的教学内容。尝试运用女性主义教学法进行颠覆性文本阅读,通过增加性别视角实现多元化、多维度文本解读。  相似文献   

多维互动 寓教于乐——游戏教学法在应用管理学课程中的运用与思考     

段莹  陈丽金 《苏州教育学院学报》2011,28(2):75-77

＂游戏＂进高校课堂,并不是简单地在课堂中添加游戏,而是将游戏与教学内容进行有机的结合。文章探讨了游戏教学法在应用性、操作性、实践性极强的应用管理学课程中的应用,介绍了实施的过程设计,并分析了运用这种方法应注意的细节问题。  相似文献   

教育学“学法”创新研究     

于晨 《郧阳师范高等专科学校学报》2011,31(6):136-139

掌握科学有效的学习方法是知识学习的关键,有了充分的学习准备才能真正驾驭书本,领会书本的精髓.从教育学课程自身的学科特点入手,介绍学好教育学的基本学习方法,并做了一些创新性地研究,旨在为本课程的深入学习和活学活用提供些借鉴.  相似文献   

论教学质量及其评价   总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1  

马红霞 《天水师范学院学报》2002,22(6):57-58

教学质量就是教学结果符合教学目标和培养规格的程度。它应当作为教学评价的一个最终标准。应当成为教育学的一个重要的学科概念。从素质教育的角度来看 ,教学评价的标准应当是教学质量标准。在教学评价中 ,应坚持目标、过程、结果相结合的原则 ,学校自评、教育行政部门评价、社会大众评价相结合的原则。  相似文献   

改革高师公共教育学的教学方法与实践     

张丽娟 《大同职业技术学院学报》2007,(2)

面对新世纪基础教育改革不断深化的严峻挑战,特别是应对全面实施创新教育的需要,教育学课程也必将面临着由传统走向现代的创新和转变。加强和改进高师公共教育学的教学方法,采取案例教学法、模拟教学、讨论式互动教学等方法,是进一步提高学生教育教学能力,发挥教育学在师范教育课程体系中应有作用的有效途径。  相似文献   

“终身教育”辨析   总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1  

陈桂生 《江苏教育研究》2008,(1):3-6

终身教育的概念是不断演变的，从日常话语到比较明晰的概念与经过论证的理论，从国际教育舆论的焦点到国际教育组织的建议，其内涵与外延随语境的不同而不同。当然，这种变化，现今主要是学理上的问题，在现实中，这种变化相当有限。至于终身教育的教育价值，要看在人生各个阶段实施的是“什么教育”。不可一概而论。  相似文献   

论《文字蒙求》的识字教育理论     

符渝 《陕西师范大学学报(哲学社会科学版)》2004,33(5):103-106

王筠的《文字蒙求》是一部有自觉理论指导的儿童识字教材,它以《说文解字》为背景,强调汉字的构形规律,关注儿童识字能力的培养,力求符合儿童的理解水平。它对于今天识字教育理念和方法的研究,以及识字教材的编撰,仍有重要的借鉴作用。  相似文献   

‘Race’ talk! Tensions and contradictions in sport and PE     

Kevin Hylton 《Physical Education & Sport Pedagogy》2015,20(5):503-516

Background: The universal sport discourses of meritocracy and equality are so engrained that few challenge them. The most cursory interest in sport, Physical Education (PE), and society will reveal that the lived reality is quite different. Racial disparities in the leadership and administration of sport are commonplace worldwide; yet, from research into ‘race’ in sport and PE, awareness of these issues is widespread, where many know that racism takes place it is generally claimed to be somewhere else or someone else. For many, this racism is part of the game and something to manipulate to steal an advantage; for others, it is trivial. This paper explores the contradictions and tensions of the author’s experience of how sport and PE students talk about ‘race’ and racism. ‘Race’ talk is considered here in the context of passive everyday ‘race’ talk, dominant discourses in sporting cultures, and colour blindness.

Theoretical framework: Drawing on Guinier and Torres’ [2003. The Miner's Canary: Enlisting Race, Resisting Power, Transforming Democracy. London: Harvard University Press] ideas of resistance through political race consciousness and Bonilla-Silva’s [2010. Racism Without Racists: Colour-Blind Racism and the Persistence of Racial Inequality in the United States. Plymouth: Rowan and Littlefield] notion of colour blindness, the semantics of ‘race’ and racialisation in sport and PE are interrogated through the prism of critical race theory (CRT). CRT is used here to centre ‘race’ and racialised relations where disciplines have consciously or otherwise excluded them. Importantly, the centring of ‘race’ by critical race scholars has advanced a strategic and pragmatic engagement with this slippery concept that recognises its paradoxical but symbolic location in society.

Discussion: Before exploring ‘race’ talk in the classroom, using images from the sport media as a pedagogical tool, the paper considers how ‘race’ is recreated and renewed. The paper then turns to explore how the effortless turn to everyday ‘race’ talk in the classroom can be viewed as an opportunity to disrupt racialised assumptions with the potential to implicate those that passively do so. Further, the diagnostic, aspirational, and activist goals of political race consciousness are established as vehicles for a positive sociological experience in the classroom.

Conclusion: The work concludes with a consideration of the uses and dangers of passive ‘race’ talk and the value of a political race consciousness in sport and PE. Part of the explanation for the perpetuation of ‘race’ talk and the relative lack of concern with its impact on education and wider society is focused on how the sovereignty of sport and PE trumps wider social concerns of ‘race’ and racism because of at least four factors: (1) the liberal left discourses of sporting utopianism, (2) the ‘race’ logic that pervades sport, based upon the perceived equal access and fairness of sport as it coalesces with the (3) ‘incontrovertible facts’ of black and white superiority (and inferiority) in certain sports, ergo the racial justifications for patterns of activity in sport and PE, and (4) the racist logic of the Right perpetuated through a biological reductionism in sport and PE discourses.  相似文献