高校图书馆的人文环境与人文素质教育

高校图书馆建筑应具有审美内涵，馆内外环境应充分体现人文精神，使之成为对大学生及全体公民开展人文素质教育的场所。     

How do university teachers combine different approaches to teaching in a specific course? A qualitative multi-case study

Teaching approaches in higher education are at the general level well researched and have identified not only the two broad categories of content-focused and learning-focused approaches to teaching but also consonance and dissonance between the aspects of teaching. Consonance means that theoretically coherent teaching practices are employed, but dissonance occurs when two broad approaches are combined. Previous studies researched teaching approaches at the general level, whereas the present study, researched approaches to teaching at the course level. Three university teachers were interviewed in depth about their teaching approach to one particular course. Data were analyzed using qualitative content analysis. While previous studies have found that dissonance occurs between different aspects of teaching, this multi-case study revealed that dissonance can also be found within a single aspect. The present study suggests that neither content- nor learning-focused approaches to teaching are mutually exclusive and therefore may co-exist in individual teachers’ practices.     

和谐于环境之中是健康的重要标志

提出人与环境的和谐是健康的重要标志的论题,进而从事实和理论上加以论证,并讨论了与环境和谐保持健康的途径。     

网络环境下的高校图书馆信息服务工作的开展

对网络环境下的高校图书馆信息服务工作所面临的变革进行了阐述，并根据这些变革提出了相应的对策，即高等院校在服务观念、服务内容、服务手段上更新才能在网络环境下更好地开展信息服务工作。     

浅谈良好的高职英语学习环境的创设

本文结合当前高职院校学生的英语学习现状,论述了学习环境对于知识获得的重要性,并提出把课堂教学实践与课外活动相结合的策略,尽量为学生创设良好的英语学习环境,帮助他们将有意识和无意识的学习活动完整结合起来,培养他们的学习主动性、积极性和良好的学习习惯,切实提高他们的英语水平和运用英语知识的能力。     

民营企业数据分析视域下优化营商环境问题研究

借助国家创新创业的政策指向,为带动区域高速发展,营商环境优化问题引起重点关注。通过对本区域民营企业以及在创新创业大潮中的初创公司进行走访调研,有针对性地提出具备应用价值的营商环境评价指标,根据调研数据分析及指标评价反馈出的区域问题,提出优化地方营商环境的具体措施。     

新信息技术新课程标准新语文变革

科学地阐述了新的信息技术的不断出现并得到运用，《语文新课程标准》的正式出台，引发了语文教学的新变革。     

中日早期现代化中的官督商办

从社会环境、目的和主持者及市场基础等方面,对19世纪下半期,中日两国在早期现代化过程采用官督商办的经营形式,一败一成、命运相异的原因进行了比较分析。     

Why some teachers easily learn to use a new virtual learning environment: a technology acceptance perspective

After a decade of virtual learning environments (VLEs) in higher education, many teachers still use only a minimum of its affordances. This study looked at how academic staff interacted with a new and unknown VLE in order to understand how technology acceptance and support materials influence (perceived and actual) task performance. In an experimental design, 36 participants were split into a control (online help) and experimental (instructor video) condition and completed five common teaching tasks in a new VLE. In contrast to most technology acceptance model research, this study found that perceived usefulness of the VLE was not related to (perceived) task performance. Perceived ease of use was related to intentions and actual behaviour in the VLE. Furthermore, no significant difference was found between the two conditions, although the experimental condition led to a (marginal) increase in time to complete the tasks.     

Maternal mediation in book reading, home literacy environment, and children’s emergent literacy: a comparison between two social groups

The researchers addressed two questions: (1) Does maternal reading mediation and family home literacy environment (HLE) relate to children’s emergent literacy (EL) level? and (2) Do the relationships among these variables differ as a function of socioeconomic strata (SES) level. A total of 94 5–6-year-old children, 47 from low SES (LSES) and 47 from high (HSES) families, and their mothers participated. Mother–child interactions while reading an unfamiliar book were videotaped and their verbal expressions were coded for extracting maternal mediation level. Children’s independent EL level was assessed prior to the interaction. Compared with the LSES group, HSES children showed higher EL levels and their homes had a richer literacy environment. Maternal mediation level differed by SES: LSES mothers paraphrased text more often; HSES mothers’ higher mediation level included a discussion of the written system and making connections beyond the text. In the HSES group, maternal mediation level and HLE related to children’s EL; no such relationships appeared in the LSES group. Results are discussed in terms of children’s socio-economic background and their reading experiences. Implications for researchers and educational practices about the relationships between children’s literacy development, SES, HLE, and parental mediation are discussed.