研究教师学习特征 加强校本教师培训

一是校本培训本校化。有的学校认为校本培训就是本校培训，学校和老师们赞成本校培训是因为不再担心外出经费问题，不再有工学矛盾的问题，不再受集中培训之苦，等等。     

教师信息技术应用培训混合式学习环境的构建

采用混合学习进行教师培训是一种新的培训形式。本文探讨了教师信息技术应用培训中,构建混合式学习环境的原则和策略,并介绍了两个实际运用的案例。     

教师信息技术应用培训混合式学习环境的构建

采用混合学习进行教师培训是一种新的培训形式。本文探讨了教师信息技术应用培训中,构建混合式学习环境的原则和策略,并介绍了两个实际运用的案例。     

浅谈混合式学习应用于中小学教师培训的策略

混合式学习（Blended Learning）作为面对面教学与在线网络学习的有机结合,是对传统学习方式和纯技术环境的理性反思,融合各种学习理论、学习方法、学习模式、学习环境于一身。而当前中小学教师培训仍然存在严重时空限制、教学形式单一、教学内容单调等问题,需要进行教学模式的改革调整。本文通过分析当前中小学教师培训的现状,提出了混合式学习应用于中小学教师培训的必要性、可行性及实施策略。     

基于行动学习的大学英语教师校本培训模式初探

本文在分析校本培训的特点与行动学习的内涵基础上,得出教师行动学习适合运用于教师校本培训。针对大学英语教师校本培训中存在的问题,本文探讨了基于行动学习的大学英语教师校本培训的新模式。     

论教师校本培训模式的构建

校本培训模式是中小学教师继续教育中非常重要的一种培训模式，它具有独特的构建过程、实质与原则，校本培训模式有其优缺点，这些优缺点也就是构建校本培训模式中应注意的几个问题。     

基于网络的分级分层混合式中小学教师培训模式研究

教师培训是提高教育质量的重要途径,也是教师继续教育和终身学习体系的重要构成部分。本文研究了“中国——UNICEF‘灾区教师培训’项目”中教师培训的模式,并对该模式的培训效果做了调查分析。     

基于网络的分级分层混合式中小学教师培训模式研究

教师培训是提高教育质量的重要途径,也是教师继续教育和终身学习体系的重要构成部分.本文在分析了当前三种主要教师培训模式的优缺点基础上,提出了"基于网络的分级分层混合式培训模式",并对该模式在"中国--UNICEF灾区教师培训"项目中的应用效果进行了调查.     

校本教师培训模式构建

校本教师培训模式确立了教师在学习、培训中的主体地位，使学校成为教师专业发展的摇篮。基于问题解决（PBL）的理论知识的学习、协同评课、反思教育教学实践、开展合作的教育行动研究是校本培训的基本途径，而营造以“发展性评价”为主要内涵的学校组织文化将保障校本培训的顺利实施。     

英语教师合作学习校本培训实验研究

校本培训是促进教师专业成长的一种重要方式。本研究目的主要在于以教师合作的方式构建一种有效的校本培训模式。研究结果表明，合作学习校本培训有利于教师专业素质的发展，能够激发教师教学研究的主动性，增强合作意识，最终提高教学科研能力。     

Online and blended learning approach on instructional multimedia development courses in teacher education

In this study, an e-learning environment was designed for teacher candidates. Teacher candidates developed multimedia-based projects by means of multimedia tools. This research aims to determine the effects of online and blended learning approaches on the success level of multimedia projects and the teacher candidates' attitudes, opinions and perceptions on e-learning. This study used a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods. There were two different groups in the study: online and blended groups. The online and the blended groups consisted of 30 and 32 teacher candidates, respectively. Teacher candidates in the blended group developed multimedia-based projects and shared information communicating in a WiziQ and Facebook environment with their peers and instructors when they were not at school. On the other hand, the teacher candidates in the online group communicated with their instructors and peers only in a WiziQ and Facebook environment. The results showed that the blended learning approach was more effective than the online learning approach. The usability of online learning and blended learning in higher education is addressed in recommendations for future research and practice.     

基于混合式学习的细胞生物学课程教学设计

混合式学习方法从学生个性化需求的角度组织课堂教学,既体现当前大学教育的人本化,又突出信息时代细胞生物学课程的特征.该教学方法结合了传统课堂教学和网络在线学习的优势,可显著提高学生对抽象、枯燥的细胞生物学教学知识点的学习效率.文章结合细胞生物学课程教学的实践,提出针对该课程的基于混合式学习的教学设计.     

A blended learning curriculum for training peer researchers to conduct community-based participatory research

Peer researchers (PRs) are research team members who share traits (e.g. gender, age, sexual orientation, diagnosis, income, housing situation, etc.) with study participants. Participatory methods and some fields (e.g. HIV/AIDS) expect PRs to be equitably involved in a project. Moreover, in Canada, there is a current impetus to include ‘the patient’ in health research. PRs often join a project without any formal research training, yet they are frequently tasked with suggesting appropriate language, recruiting participants, conducting interviews, administering surveys, analyzing data, and presenting findings. While there is literature on PR hiring, ethical considerations of PR engagement, and PR experiences, the methods of training PRs remain underreported. A blended learning curriculum (i.e. combination of webinars, didactic in-person presentation, filmed simulation, etc.), informed by the principles of action learning and the concept of reciprocity, has shown preliminary effectiveness in training PRs across two studies. This paper will present the curriculum, alongside exploratory evaluation results (n?=?7), with details on how the curriculum changed from one study to the next and how reciprocity between academic and peer researchers led to stronger collaborations.     

论教师在大学英语混合式学习中的主导作用

随着教育信息化的发展,混合式学习模式开始广泛应用教育教学中。混合式模式作为新型学习模式,对教师的素质和能力提出了更高的要求。教师需要在教学组织过程中发挥引导,启发,监督教学过程的主导作用。本文将通过对混合式学习模式理论的探讨,对教师在大学英语混合式学习模式的主导作用进行分析。     

Effects of teacher professional characteristics on student achievement: an investigation in blended learning environment with standards-based curriculum

Use of different teaching materials and curriculum for the same subjects is always a confounding factor in studies investigating teacher characteristics and student achievement. The purpose of this study is to understand the effects of different teacher qualities on student achievement in high schools with a standards-based curriculum delivered over a blended learning environment. Utilizing quantitative research approach, this study investigates the effects of teacher characteristics and teaching practices in a course offered through Cisco Networking Academy, which has a standards-oriented curriculum delivered online. Participants in the study were 226 teachers and 3299 students from Networking Academies located in the USA. The findings suggest that certain teacher characteristics such as teaching experience, degree, and primary teaching field do not have effects on student achievement.     

Challenges for collaborative blended learning in undergraduate students

This study reports a quasi-experiment in collaborative blended learning (CBL) with undergraduate students who, despite being in a world-leading, enriched digital environment, were new to collaboration and CBL. The mixed-methods research found that only small improvements to students’ CBL took place over time, and explanations for this are proffered. The study found that the students needed specific and intensive instruction, practice, and development in how to collaborate, both with and without blended learning. Students discovered and appreciated the benefits, pitfalls, and challenges to collaboration and CBL largely by doing it: learning from experience. Collaboration and CBL do not release teachers from their instructional and pedagogical roles; rather, they place teachers and face-to-face instruction and practice in collaboration and CBL in classrooms, at the heart of effective practice and improvements here. Implications for teaching are suggested.     

A context-adaptive teacher training model in a ubiquitous learning environment

In view of the discrepancies in teacher training and teaching practice, this paper put forward a context-adaptive teacher training model in a ubiquitous learning (u-learning) environment. The innovative model provides teachers of different subjects with adaptive and personalized learning content in a u-learning environment, implements intra- and inter-group collaboration to facilitate knowledge construction and in-depth study, and promotes reflection with the help of the supervising teacher's review and summarization. To test the effect, the model was applied to a general teacher training. Participants were then given questionnaires and interviews were conducted to assess the effectiveness of the model and attitude. Results showed that the model promoted teachers’ learning effectively, achieved the combination of teacher training and teaching practice. Moreover, teachers held positive attitude toward the model.     

The literature landscape of blended learning in higher education: the need for better understanding of academic blended practice

If we are to realise the potential of blended learning in higher education, then further research into academic practice and relevant academic development is essential. Our review of literature on blended learning in higher education reveals an interesting scholarship landscape which, when described in detail, pointedly directs attention to the lack of literature seeking to understand academics’ current blended practices. We argue that this is problematic in terms of formulating the required professional development and support. In essence, this paper uncovers the need for further research into understanding not only why academics may choose to engage in blended learning, but also, once engaged, why some choose to integrate technology to create transformative blends while others choose minimally impacting blends. This paper may interest those supporting academics in developing blended learning. It provides a guiding resource both for researchers investigating blended practices and those embarking on blended learning implementations.     

Diversity in education using blended learning in Sarawak

One of the objectives of Malaysia Ministry of Education is to provide educational opportunities for all Malaysians. Are education opportunities given fairly to all Malaysians who come from two big regions and divided by the South China Sea？ The web infancy era, where the World Wide Web （WWW） is blooming fast, has changed the new millennium teaching and learning process tremendously. Although the online learning can reach to students regardless of their location and backgrounds, human contact is still very important in traditional face-to-face learning. Blended learning course comprising online learning and traditional face-to-face learning components is an effective teaching and learning method, where it combines the best from both worlds. Blended learning courses only started a few years ago in Malaysia higher learning institutions to give everybody equal opportunities to study. The key acceptance of blended learning approach and continuing improvement is students＇ satisfaction. This study focused on students＇ satisfaction related to the nine components of blended learning （course content, technical, flexibility, community learning, motivation, sharing, feedback, complementary learning and personalized learning） from two locations： urban and rural areas. The study employed a mixed method consisting of a survey questionnaire distributed first to collect the quantitative data and followed by the interview to refine and explain the data. The population of the study consisted of students who enrolled in the Mathematics Blended Learning Course in Sarawak state in semester July-November, 2007. Census was used in the study. The survey instrument was developed and validated using Rasch model. The semi-structured questionnaire was used in qualitative data collection. The quantitative data was analyzed by using SPSS v 14.0 whilst the qualitative data was coded by using NVivo software. Results from the quantitative data showed that students were satisfied in all nine components regardless of the location. The grand mean of all components also indicated that respondents were satisfied with blended learning course. This result was supported by the qualitative data.     

The role of the blended action learning facilitator: an enabler of learning and a trusted inquisitor

This paper reports on a research study that involved the use of blended action learning to support leadership development within the New Zealand education sector. An important contributor to the success of this technology-enabled approach to professional learning was the role taken by the blended action learning facilitator. Two complementary aspects of this role were: enabling learning, the main focus of which was encouraging participation in online interactions; and acting as a trusted inquisitor, a process involving both supporting and challenging participants in their leadership learning. This study found that the balance between these two roles varied over the course of the blended action learning groups and this led to the identification of five distinct stages of blended action learning facilitation.