新时期高校班级管理机制创新性研究

文章通过对目前高校班级管理现状与存在问题的探讨与分析,指出了高校班级管理中存在着班级凝聚力不强、竞争不和谐、考核制度不健全、学习氛围不浓等问题,并从多个角度、多个方面提出了解决问题的对策。     

为儿童舒展羽翼，静待其展翅翱翔——浅析《人的教育》的当代价值

如今越来越多的儿童遭受到强迫式教育的毒害,非“常态”的家庭日益增多,“养”和“育”的割裂正逐渐加深;学校教育也日趋异化为儿童的紧箍咒。回眸福禄贝尔的《人的教育》,其中“顺其自然”的教育原则以及有关家庭教育与学校教育的精髓仍熠熠闪光。教育实践者要坚持以人为本,顺其自然的教育理念;营造宜居宜学的家庭氛围;建设宜教宜乐的学校殿堂,为儿童舒展羽翼,助其展翅翱翔。     

我国中小学教师专业发展存在的问题及改革路向

当前我国中小学教师专业发展过程中存在着教师专业素养偏低,教育管理体制不完善等方面的问题。为了提升和优化我国中小学教师专业发展,教师教育通过提升教师专业化素养,树立教师光辉形象;把握教育发展趋势,推进教师专业发展等措施,努力提升我国中小学教师的综合素养,提升我国中小学专业发展水平,使得我国中小学教师专业发展走上一个更高的台阶。     

汉唐武威阴氏考略

探讨姓氏及其蕴含的文化内涵是社会历史研究的重要内容。发家于西晋时的武威阴氏,凭借武力知名于天下,五胡十六国时期更是频频亮相于政治文化舞台,在当时社会上具有重要影响。通过追溯武威阴氏渊源,考证其历史人物及作为,总结其家族特征和社会影响,考述了两晋南北朝以及汉唐时期的武威阴氏。     

论当代中国核心价值观体系建设

中共“十八大”报告不仅为我们概括了什么是社会主义核心价值观,而且为我们在积极践行过程中对其做出更深入的探讨提供了“三个倡导”的方法论指导。运用其三分法,我们将进一步回答,在我国社会主义初级阶段,国家层面的价值追求是什么,执政党层面的价值追求是什么,以及公民层面的价值追求是什么,这构成了当代中国三维一体的核心价值观体系建设。在国家层面,我们奉行以人为本、共同富裕、公平正义;在执政党层面,我们奉行群众路线、法治政府、道德楷模;在公民层面,我们奉行以互爱为感情纽带的家庭道德、以互助为利益纽带的社会道德、以分工为人缘纽带的职业道德。如果说公民的核心价值观是社会生活的道德基础,而国家层面的核心价值观是社会主义的理想目标,那么执政党层面的核心价值观则是使得我们能够实现国家层面的核心价值观不可逾越的中间环节。这种将当代中国核心价值观体系建设做区分性探讨,无疑具有深远而重大意义。     

＂柯氏模式＂在教学评价中的运用

教学评价是教育与培训领域的一个重要环节。在借鉴以往教学评价模式的基础上,“柯氏模式”从“体验一所获一运用一产出”的思路出发,由外到内,渐渐深入,综合多方面的意见,是一种更为系统的评价模式。该模式认为要树立高级到低级的评估理念、建立信息资料库,加强各方合作、重视行为评价、形成“一体化”的评价流程,能够对当今的教学评价起到一定的启示作用。     

Major Survey Findings of Listening to MothersSM III: New Mothers Speak Out: Report of National Surveys of Women’s Childbearing Experiences ? Conducted October–December 2012 and January–April 2013

To understand the experiences and views of childbearing women in the United States and trends over time, Childbirth Connection carried out the third national Listening to Mothers survey among 2,400 women who gave birth in U.S. hospitals to a single baby from mid-2011 to mid-2012 and could participate in English. A follow-up survey directed to the same participants explored postpartum experiences, in depth and well into the second year after birth; views about maternity care; and some additional pregnancy and birth items. Harris Interactive conducted the surveys using a validated methodology that includes data weighting to ensure that results closely reflect the target population. The follow-up survey was reported in Listening to Mothers III: New Mothers Speak Out.     

The ‘Strange Alteration’ of Hamlet: Comic Books,Adaptation and Constructions of Adolescent literacy

This article examines two comic book adaptations of Shakespeare’s Hamlet produced for teenage readers and used in school classrooms. It seeks to understand the ways in which particular kinds of literacy are being implied and constructed through the textual practice of multimodal adaptation. It presents a close reading of sections of the texts and places them within the framework of multimodal theory and adaptation studies. The paper is part of a larger study of comic book adaptations of Shakespeare’s plays based on a series of semi-structured interviews with the producers (publishers, artists, textual editors) involved in the adaptation process. The data are analysed in order to raise questions concerning the assumptions about literacy inherent in educational texts, and to outline the importance of further qualitative research in the area.     

Teachers’ resilience and well-being: a role for educational psychology

The retention and resilience of teachers are subject to many influences. Children’s behaviour is often cited as a major source of stress for teachers and a challenge to their resilience. We suggest that an understanding of teachers’ attributions and efficacy beliefs may provide the foundations for work to support teachers. We outline findings from research that has examined teachers’ attributions for the causes of children’s misbehaviour, teachers’ beliefs in their efficacy as classroom managers of children’s behaviour as well as how, in principle, such beliefs may be supported and enhanced. We also relate these findings to those associated with educational and developmental outcomes for children. We conclude with some illustrative evidence of ways (involving consultation and other interventions) that applied psychologists have contributed to the professional well-being and resilience of teachers.     

Sexuality education in India: examining the rhetoric,rethinking the future

Comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) has been recognised globally as key to helping young people assert their sexual and reproductive rights. In India too, there is growing awareness of the importance of providing CSE not only to reduce sexually transmitted infections, unintended pregnancies and abortions but also to teach important life skills. Simultaneously, lack of political will and conflicting interests among certain religious and political factions have ensured that no uniform CSE curriculum has been implemented throughout the country. This paper analyses the Adolescent Education Programme teacher curriculum as revised in 2009–2010 by the National Council of Educational Research and Training and the United Nations Population Fund. It highlights some of the opportunities presented by the curriculum and argues that despite its intent of providing relevant sexuality education for young people, the language of the curriculum is vague, thus potentially exacerbating confusion, and excluding people who do not conform to societal stereotypes of sex, gender, and ability. In order to be holistic, any CSE programme must be inclusive, cater to diverse needs and present content in a rights-based language without adding to the socio-cultural context of mystery and shame attached to sexuality.