试论“五四”女性新诗的书写特征

中国第一代女性新诗的作者诞生于"五四"启蒙时期,此时的女性自我一般都深受传统文化熏染,同时也接受新思想文化影响,开始与男性共同成为社会活动的积极参与者。同时,初涉于世的稚嫩、现实的复杂、以及对于白话语言的生疏,对其诗歌创作水平产生了较大限制,使这一时期的女性诗歌书写显示出较明显的过渡性特征。     

优化科学中心对ＳＴＥＭ 教育的贡献

STEM教育能够发展学科知识和智力技能,这对于推动创新从而应对全球经济、社会和环境挑战是十分重要的。在全球化和数字技术颠覆传统科学教育的情况下,STEM教育的能力也是年轻人掌控就业主动权的关键。科学中心在直接实施STEM教育以及间接提升社区对STEM重要性认识的方面发挥着重要作用。本文主要阐述三个问题:亚太地区国家实行STEM教育的现状如何？新的就业环境如何影响年轻人对STEM教育能力方面的预期和他们的要求是什么？科学中心如何优化其对STEM的贡献？     

Shaping global teacher identity in a short-term mobility programme

This article explores the shaping of Australian and Malaysian pre-service teachers’ possible selves in a short-term mobility programme. With the theory of possible selves, individuals imagine who they will become based on their past and current selves. The focus of the research was on pre-service teachers’ possible selves as global and culturally responsive teachers. The experiential learning through participation in the programme allowed participants to consider their future possible selves as teachers with a deeper understanding of diverse learners’ needs and how they might strive to address these needs in their own classrooms. The scaffolding of reflections in the programme encouraged the pre-service teachers to take on multiple perspectives, to step outside their comfort zones and in many ways to see the world from different eyes. The research found that through experiential learning in the short-term mobility programme both the Australian and Malaysian pre-service teachers gained in positioning their cultural selves currently and as future teachers, suggesting that there is merit in utilising the theory of possible selves in future research in the area of shaping teacher identity.     

Patterns of participation in year 9 academic testing and factors predicting absence on the day of test

Policies aiming to improve educational outcomes are typically based on academic testing data. However, such data only reflect the performance of students who completed the tests. It is possible that students who were absent have shared characteristics. The proportion of students absent out of all eligible school students and whether they have shared characteristics has not been investigated, as this is only possible through the use of linked administrative data. Participants were born in Western Australia in 1994 and 1995, and their birth records were linked to participation status in the Year 9 academic tests to determine the proportion of students who were absent. Logistic regression was conducted to investigate characteristics which predicted absence on test day. A proportion of non-Aboriginal (3.2 %) and Aboriginal students (21.9 %) were absent on test day. Risk factors which predicted the absence included contact with Child Protection and Family Services, history of maternal mental health problems, and fathers aged below 20 years at the time of their child’s birth. A significant proportion of students was absent and therefore not represented in academic achievement information. These students were more likely to have experienced adverse events and therefore are not randomly absent. As these data are typically used to inform policies which aim to improve educational outcomes, they may lack the necessary information to adequately address the complex needs of students who are absent on test day. However, findings suggest that service providers, as well as schools may play an important role in encouraging participation in school.