让生命教育之花盈香语文课堂

正在小学语文教学中,应该充分让学生感受到生命的价值,这对于学生的成长而言起着至关重要的作用,而生命教育恰恰能够完善学生对于生命的认识,让学生从心里了解生命并且珍爱生命,进而可以让学生通过生命教育感受到生命的价值。但我国目前的小学语文教学,出现了对生命教育忽视的情况,因此,想要将生命教育与小学语文教学相互结合,需要语文教师进行多方面的努力。     

浅析核心素养背景下的小学语文入门写作教学

随着当前新课程教育改革的不断深化,我国的教育理念也由传统的应试教育逐步过度到重视学生的素质教育。小学语文入门写作教学现在已成为小学语文教师重点关注的教学环节。重视低年级写作教学不仅可以提升学生的表达能力,而且能够提升小学生整体的语文水平。而当前小学低年级写作教学环节往往被语文教师所忽视,文章基于当前小学语文低年级写作教学发展现状,并针对性地提出了提升教学效果的相关措施,希望可以促进小学语文入门写作的教学水平。     

小学低年级识字教学的整合策略

认字识字是小学低年级语文的教学重点,是学生阅读、写作以及学习其他科目的基础,小学低年级语文的主要学习任务就是通过教育让学生达到会读、会写、会用的目的,汉语言文字的学习对于小学低年级学生的发展有着重要的影响,教师应该通过"人文性"和"工具性"的教学,激发学生对识字认字的学习兴趣,增加小学低年级学生识字认字的效率。就小学低年级识字教学的研究意义,对小学低年级识字教学的整合策略进行了浅析。     

小学低年级语文开放性识字的教学策略

随着教育的改革,小学低年级语文教学越来越受众人的关注,在小学低年级语文教学中有一个重要的组成部分,那就是开放性识字教育。小学语文教师应该重视对学生的识字教育,丰富学生的识字数量。在小学语文中开展开放性教学有助于调动学生的积极性,提升语文教学质量。     

具身认知视域下小学低年级学生阅读教学中的情感教育探讨

《义务教育语文课程标准（2022年版）》就小学低年级学生的阅读与鉴赏能力提出明确要求,包括“喜欢阅读,感受阅读的乐趣”“向往美好的心境,关心自然和生命”“展开想象,获得初步的情感体验,感受语言的优美”等。由此可见,新课标重视对小学低年级学生阅读教学中的情感教育,作为小学低年级语文教师,应重视情感教育在阅读教学中的渗透。文章基于具身认知理论,就小学低段学生阅读教学中的情感教育中现存的问题进行总结,并总结基于具身认知的小学低年级阅读情感教育的原则,提出具体可行的策略,希望能为广大语文教师的阅读情感教育实践提供一定的参考价值。     

语文教学的人文性

语文教学的人文性于漪语文学科作为一门人文应用学科，应该是语言工具训练与人文教育的结合，这是我出于对语文教学现状的反思。应试教育带来了种种弊端，最根本的是急功近利，舍本求末，忽视对人的全面培养．影响所及，一直到小学低年级。我们的教育应培养学生具有良好的...     

低年级学生口语交际能力的培养策略

<正>引言：在传统教育模式的影响下,小学语文教学更注重学生读写能力的培养,而忽视了听说能力,但听说读写是密不可分的有机整体,在小学低年级这一关键的发展阶段,必须要重视学生的口语交际能力。与此同时,口语交际板块贯穿了小学语文的始终,旨在培养学生善于倾听、善于交际的能力,如何透彻理解这一教学内容的内涵以及如何在教学实践中有效落实,是值得一线教师厘清和解决的问题。1小学语文低年级口语交际特性分析1.1互动性与情景性口语交际是一个双方互动的过程,作为一种双向互动     

抓住训练点，让学生有话可说

说话训练是整个小学阶段语文教学的重要组成部分。在低年级的语文教学中,对学生语言表达能力的培养更不能忽视。教师应根据低年级学生心理、生理特点和语文教学规律,充分挖掘身边的资源,通过多种形式,让学生练说,从而提高语言表达能力。     

如何不断改进低年级语文课堂教学

小学语文具有工具性和思想性。教学目的是培养学生的听说读写能力。进行思想品德教育和道德品质教育,发展学生的智力,培养良好的学习习惯。小学阶段,尤其是低年级阶段．语文的课堂教学时间占全部学科总课时近一半．相应的课堂教学也就成为小学语文尤其是低年级语文教学实施素质教育的主要阵地。那么应如何在现有的基础上不断改进低年级语文课堂教学。为学生打好思想道德素质的基础、语文素质的基础以及心理、智力品质的基础呢？     

小学低年级语文教学中的情感教育

随着小学语文教育事业的不断发展,情感教育正逐渐受到教育工作者的重视。情感教育是小学语文教育的重要组成部分,是小学语文学科教学工作的灵魂所在。在小学语文教学中实施情感教育,有利于激发学生的情感,促进学生对语文学科魅力的感知。将小学语文教学与情感教育进行整合,既是语文教学创新的重要举措,又是培养低年级小学生正确的世界观和人生观的好方法。本文主要对小学低年级语文教学中的情感教育进行探讨,希望对广大教师有所启示。     

Opportunities for school psychologists in rural school settings

Rural school psychologists from California, Georgia, Indiana, and Iowa were mailed questionnaires asking them to describe the advantages of practicing school psychology in rural school settings. Three main clusters of responses emerged, including: close contact and good working relationships with teachers, administrators, and parents; role diversity and autonomy; and positive environmental context. Levels of job satisfaction also were investigated. A total of 59% of the psychologists reported high or very high job satisfaction, while 33% reported an average level of satisfaction, and only 8% reported a low level of satisfaction.     

Challenging perceptions of school councils in the primary school

As part of citizenship education, school councils have been set up in primary schools based on adult models of democratic committees. This article looks at children's and teachers' perspectives on their school councils and goes on to analyse the ways in which alternative strategies for addressing the constraints identified were developed in three Norfolk primary schools.     

Achievement goals and school achievement: The transition to different school tracks in secondary school

During the transition from elementary school to secondary school, in Germany, students are assigned to different school tracks, academic or non-academic, that differ markedly in compositional and institutional characteristics, e.g., the level of cognitive activation and performance standards are higher in academic tracks than in non-academic tracks. Currently, there is a lack of research examining the changes in achievement goals (mastery-approach, performance-approach, and performance-avoidance goals) and in the association between achievement goals and school achievement during the transition to these different school tracks. There were 1646 students who participated in a large-scale, three-wave longitudinal study from Grade 4 to Grade 6. While results revealed only slight differences between the two school tracks, the three types of achievement goals declined over time. In elementary school mastery-approach goals were positively and performance-approach goals negatively associated with school grades. After the transition to secondary school mastery-approach goals predicted school grades positively, whereas performance-approach goals negatively influenced achievement (academic track). Overall, the results indicate that between-school-tracking plays a minor role for the development of achievement goals and the relation between goals and achievement.     

Every school a school of choice: school choice in Ireland as viewed through American eyes

‘Choice’ and ‘freedom’ as measured by the ability of parents to select their children's schools are deeply embedded in the national ethos of the United States of America. Wealthy American parents have always exercised school choice but minority and lowincome students are often trapped in failing schools. This paper is based on research conducted in a purposive sample of Irish primary schools into the nature of school choice. The authors examine five aspects of the Irish national primary school system that could provide models for American educators, whose vision often stops at the boundaries of the United States: education law, school choice for all, a national curriculum framework, the role of assessment, and the role of parents and educators in the creation of new schools. While arguably the five relate directly to school choice of different degrees, they collectively weave a web whereby school systems in the Republic of Ireland and the USA may productively be compared to the benefit of both.     

Back to school in Afghanistan: Determinants of school enrollment

One of the first achievements of post-conflict Afghanistan was to bring almost 4 million children back to school. Issues remain daunting, however, with low primary enrollment especially for girls and in rural areas and very weak learning achievements. We review some key features of the education system in Afghanistan. By matching household and school data, we assess the impact of various factors on enrollment. Overall, the analysis indicates that further increasing supply alone is unlikely to lead to higher enrollment. The analysis confirms the importance of demand factors such as the education of parents, the family language, and other community and ethnic factors.     

Affiliative motivation,school attachment,and aggression in school

School attachment is a robust predictor of adjustment in children and youth. Previous research has demonstrated effects of school context on student attachment, but individual‐level contributions have not been explored. Our study examined the role of affiliative orientation in school attachment and aggressive behavior in children and youth from Grades 3 through 12. A total of 834 students in three school districts completed self‐report measures of affiliative motivation, attachment to school, and frequency of physically and relationally aggressive acts. Results supported the hypothesis that students high in affiliative orientation reported higher levels of school attachment and lower levels of physical and relational aggression. Path analysis indicated that the relation of affiliative orientation to aggression was mediated by school attachment, but that the mediational effect was moderated by sex. Male students, and students of both sexes with low affiliative motivation, may receive special benefit from practices designed to increase school attachment. © 2006 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Psychol Schs 43: 231–246, 2006.     

学校管理现代化重要途径--家长参与学校管理

推进家长参与学校管理有助于促进我国中小学学校管理现代化。通过制定法律、建立宏观和微观组织结构，开展家长培训，将使家长参与学校管理活动在我国得以顺利开展。     

The role of school leadership in Singapore's future-ready school reform

In this paper, we propose that successful education needs to fulfil three purposes while being cognisant of time and context: (a) learning, (b) lifework and (c) well-being. An education system is successful if it can develop future-ready individuals who will continue to learn beyond graduation, take on future lifework, and thrive in a changing society and environment. The future is context-situated and context-dependent. We have chosen to examine the economic, social and environmental context of Singapore to provide insight on the values, skills and knowledge that are required of future-ready learners according to the three purposes. We have compared the trajectories of other high-income nations with those of Singapore. Traditional teaching and learning practices no longer serve us well in the new realities that emerge. Education practices need to evolve in tandem to meet the demands of the 21st century. The roles that school leaders play include creating teaching and learning environments where these practices can be implemented. In our review of leadership practices and concepts, we have found that it is important for school leaders to question existing assumptions of teaching, learning and leadership practices in order to advance the development of 21st century skills, knowledge, values, and habits in learners.