核心素养视域下体育美育的价值诉求与优化路径

运用文献研究和逻辑分析法,对体育学科核心素养的构成要素、体育美育内涵及功能进行概述;并以此为基础,分析了体育美育在核心素养视域下的价值诉求:运动实践为体育美育的价值基础,体育精神为体育美育的价值内核,健康促进是体育美育的价值归宿.同时,根据体育美育的价值诉求,以核心素养为背景,从运动实践、体育精神、健康促进三方面入手提...     

新时代学校体育教育的生命哲学思考

本文主要运用文献资料法,从生命哲学的视阈思考新时代学校体育中的生命教育问题.结论:塑造生命是我国学校体育教育的发展逻辑主线;人的生命存在是新时代学校体育的逻辑起点,新时代学校体育的本质功能是生命教育;尊重生命规律,回归生命本原,建构完满与整全的人生,是新时代学校体育教育本源回归的意义所在.新时代学校体育生命教育的转向,...     

简析英汉词汇文化内涵的差异

英汉词汇文化内涵的差异包括词汇空缺、词义联想和文化意象的差异、习语与典故的差异和语义和文化内涵的不等值等。深入研究和探讨,有助于外语教学和对外文化交流。     

高职体育教学中学生体育素养和职业能力培养研究

高职教育是我国高等教育的重要组成部分,高职院校专注培养实用型人才,重视学生的实际运用能力,以及实际操作能力,满足社会对实用技能型人才的需求。随着教育体制的改革,传统体育教学中的问题不断凸显,很难培养学生的体育素养,也不利于提升学生的职业能力。高职院校在体育教学中,不仅要教授学生专业的体育知识,也要将学生的身体素质和职业技能作为重要的教学内容,针对学生的专业制定体育项目,促进学生体育能力的多方面发展,为未来的社会工作作铺垫。目前高职院校在体育教学中,忽视学生体育素养和职业能力的培养,需要及时改进,制定合理的措施,提升学生的体育素养和职业能力。     

“互联网+”教育环境下的小学英语核心素养提升——以一节信息技术整合课为例

“互联网+”教育已然成为教育教学的日常,其对教育的影响毋庸置疑。但是,如何才能将“互联网+”教育合理运用于小学英语课堂教学实践?本文以一节信息技术整合课为例,尝试构建“互联网+”教育环境下的小学英语教学模式,以期提升学生的英语核心素养,切实提升课堂教学效率。主要采取以下三种方法达到预期目的:(1)“云”活动助力核心素养的有效提升;(2)“云”课堂增强个性化学习和自主学习强度;(3)“云”评价提升课堂的参与率。     

“互联网+”视域下的高等数学教学改革探索

高等数学具有高度的抽象性、严密的逻辑性和广泛的应用性的特点,高校对高等数学教学进行改革,能促进学生掌握更多的数学知识。文章从开展专题教学、开展软件教学、开展微课教学三方面,对“互联网+”视域下的高等数学教学改革进行探讨,以培养学生的逻辑思维和创新能力。     

European Journal of Special Needs Education Vol. 18, No. 3, October 2003 erratum

The current paper reports on the outcome of an ongoing action research project at a school for higher-functioning students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in Sweden. The overall aim of the study was to develop and evaluate a questionnaire that captures social and individual aspects of classroom learning suitable for use with students with ASD. Interview data is presented on the perceived utility of the questionnaire for understanding and planning classroom instruction for the children with ASD through the eyes of the students’ teachers and their parents, as assessed during an Individual Education Plan meeting. Further, teacher ratings obtained by means of the instrument were found to differentiate a group of students with ASD (n = 10) from a group of typically developing children matched with regard to grade year, word reading ability and receptive vocabulary (n = 10). Implications and future directions are discussed, as are limitations of this pilot study.     

HELIOS Education Gold Award Winner

ABSTRACT

This paper describes a collaborative project between the staff of twelve mainstream schools and Suffolk Local Education Authority staff which has aimed to develop differentiated teaching strategies. The project has developed teaching and assessment techniques for pupils with literacy difficulties and approaches to delivering aspects of the whole curriculum to pupils with special educational needs. The project recognizes the central importance of mainstream teachers if integration for pupils with special educational needs is to be a truly meaningful educational experience.     

Name-writing proficiency, not length of name, is associated with preschool children's emergent literacy skills

The goals of this study were twofold: first, to examine whether preschool children's name-writing proficiency differentiated them on other emergent reading and writing tasks, and second, to examine the effect of name length on preschool children's emergent literacy skills including alphabet knowledge and spelling. In study 1, a range of emergent literacy tasks was administered to 296 preschool children aged 4-5 years. The more advanced name writers outperformed the less advanced name writers on all emergent literacy measures. Furthermore, children with longer names did not show superior performance compared to children with shorter names. In study 2, four measures of alphabet knowledge and spelling were administered to 104 preschool children. Once again, the more advanced name writers outperformed the less advanced name writers on the alphabet knowledge and spelling measures. Results indicated that having longer names did not translate into an advantage on the alphabet knowledge and spelling tasks. Name writing proficiency, not length of name appears to be associated with preschool children's developing emergent literacy skills. Name writing reflects knowledge of some letters rather than a broader knowledge of letters that may be needed to support early spelling.     

An Analysis of Undergraduate Students' Search Behaviors in an Information Literacy Class

The purpose of this project was to investigate how students' search strategies changed over the course of a semester-long information literacy class. Data collection included four different paper questionnaires corresponding to course content in the spring 2008 semester. Seventy-seven participants completed the questionnaires and course work in the class. Results showed that participants' demographics did not have any impact on their selection of search keywords. While participants reported better search experiences with more search keywords, they were not able to develop more sophisticated search keywords after receiving more instruction and search experience. The participants who did develop more sophisticated search keywords had better search experiences and a higher rate of satisfaction with their research results. Future studies should examine what enabled these participants to develop more sophisticated search keywords.