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将民族传统体育推向奥运体坛 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
林宗宝 《福建师大福清分校学报》2002,(2):105-107
民族传统体育武术是我们中华民族丰富化遗资中一颗绚丽璀璨的明珠,武术能早日走向世界体坛,作为正式奥运会比赛项目,对我国实现奥运战略,成为体育强国意义重大。 相似文献
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《The Educational forum》2012,76(4):510-523
Abstract The disengagement of working-class boys from education continues to be a major issue in the United Kingdom; however, there has been little educational research in working-class boys’ identity work surrounding learning practices where boys actively engage. This article attempts to address how identities are influenced by new literacies, specifically DJ-ing and MC-ing. Through these new literacies, our participants invert the “bad boy,” anti-school, masculine identity in favor of teaching one another and enjoying a challenge 相似文献
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Holly Hungerford-Kresser Joy L. Wiggins Carla Amaro-Jimenez 《Educational Action Research》2013,21(3):325-339
The implementation of digital pedagogies (i.e. blogging) is one way to mediate large classroom discussions in culturally relevant ways. This 2.5-year longitudinal mixed-method action research study reflects on the ways blogging can further promote culturally relevant discussions explored in face-to-face classes. Findings include pre-service teachers’ use of blogs in: interrogating issues as a means of developing cultural competence; recognizing their own trepidation and lack of self-knowledge related to topics of diversity; and exploring the disconnect between their current knowledge and future practice. Additionally, this study explores ways in which the authors could have further assisted students in challenging their beliefs and strengthening cultural competencies through blog responses. 相似文献
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In order for new teachers to foster equitable literacy learning environments, they must first understand the scope and variety of experience that will pervade their classrooms. The following multi-case study describes the potential of digital stories as an instructional tool in a literacy methods course at a northeastern university and college where the authors examined four digital autobiographical stories created by their students and the subsequent reactions to these stories by classmates. These stories were shared to allow the preservice teachers to reflect on social equity with a goal of building empathy. 相似文献