思维导图在中学化学核心素养应用现状及启示

本文通过问卷调查方法,以初中化学课程为背景,结合学生的思维发展和化学教学的现状,在惠州市几所高级中学进行了思维导图在初中化学教学运用现状的调查,针对发现的问题进行了分析,给出了相应的改进对策和建议,为推进思维导图在中学教学的应用提供有价值的参考。     

中国四省市学生ICT胜任力的表现及影响因素——基于PISA 2015 ICT精熟度问卷数据的分析

信息素养是学生生存和发展的基本素养,对信息通信技术(ICT)的胜任力是反映学生信息素养的重要指标。基于PISA 2015中的ICT精熟度问卷数据,对中国四省市学生的ICT胜任力表现进行分析,考查中国学生的ICT资源、ICT使用情况以及ICT兴趣对其ICT胜任力的影响。结果发现:中国四省市学生的ICT胜任力在参测的48个国家和地区中排名靠后;不同性别、不同年级学生的ICT胜任力存在显著差异;家庭ICT资源对学生ICT胜任力有显著的正向预测作用;学生在学校使用ICT越多、在家使用ICT做作业越多,学生的ICT胜任力越高;学生的ICT兴趣越高,他们的ICT胜任力越高,学生的ICT兴趣对他们的ICT胜任力影响最大。为了提高我国学生的ICT胜任力,教育行政部门、学校、教师应充分重视ICT教育,完善ICT素养测评体系;扩大对ICT资源的投入,为学生更多地接触电子设备提供条件;加大ICT和电子设备的使用频率,在教育实践中逐步融入信息素养教育;着力培养学生对信息技术的兴趣,提高他们的ICT胜任力。     

核心素养培养视域下高职英语教学策略研究

现阶段,我国高职院校在开展英语教学的过程中仍存在学生英语基础薄弱、教师缺乏对学生核心素养培养意识、教学方式过于陈旧等不足,这些都在一定程度上制约和影响了英语课堂教学的实际效果。高职英语教师应树立核心素养的理念并以此为导向实施教学。在解读核心素养内涵的基础上,从强化课堂互动环节、改革教学方式、提高英语教师对核心素养的认识三个角度全面而深入地探究核心素养培养视域下有效提升高职英语教学的可行性策略。     

语文部编教材“交流平台”板块的教学价值和策略探析

教师在教学中要充分解读语文部编教材“交流平台”板块蕴含的语文因素,为学生提供方法指导,使学生在养成良好阅读习惯的同时不断提升语文核心素养。文章分析语文部编教材“交流平台”板块设计的意义,并对语文部编教材“交流平台”板块的教学策略进行探讨。     

试论打造信息技术高效课堂的策略

信息技术课程实践性、操作性较强,旨在培养学生收集、存储、处理、评价、发布信息的基本能力。信息技术教师应以提高课堂教学质量为切入点,注重创设适合的教学情境,调动学生学习积极性,注重采用合适的教学方法,发挥学生在教学中的主导作用,注重科学评价,提高学生综合能力,以打造信息技术高效课堂,实现既定的教学目标。     

论大学生媒介素养教育与高校校园文化建设

信息时代,媒介传播的大众文化深刻影响着大学生群体。结合媒介素养教育的内涵,高校校园文化作为培养大学生素质教育的重要阵地。理应引入媒介素养教育。     

“互联网+”在历史课堂教学中的应用摭探

"互联网+"课堂教学手段越来越多地应用于历史教学,为历史教学提供了丰富的教学资源,增强了学生历史学习能力,提升了学生历史素养。文章结合教学实践,对"互联网+"在历史课堂教学中的应用进行探究,以促进历史教学发展。     

Literacies across sponsorscapes: mobilising notions of literacy sponsorship

Building from the concept ‘sponsors of literacy', the authors revisit three empirical studies to argue for mobilising notions of sponsorship beyond fixed conceptions of individual sponsors and literacy to lifewide perspectives that take into account sponsoring relations across the broader learning lives of youth. The authors take up the theoretical heuristic ‘sponsorscapes' as a lens for attending to the dynamically networked, reciprocal and human‐material dimensions of literacy practices. With cases drawn from across settings and research foci, including middle school students in a classroom setting, high school‐aged youth across contexts and a participant‐researcher's interactions with a college student, the authors argue that attending to sponsorscapes can contribute critical insight into the emergent, diverse and valued literacies and sponsorship thriving across lifewide learning pathways, while recognising learners' agentive roles in investing, resisting and sponsoring literacies.     

When is a Frog a Book or a Book a Frog?

During early childhood, children adopt a design-based conception of books with increasing consistency. It is not clear if or how young children spontaneously indentify the myriad of commercially produced, book-related props, toys, and other materials as support for their early literacy activities. Guidelines for evaluating these supplementary materials are presented and thirteen books are reviewed and recommended.     

Txt msg n school literacy: does texting and knowledge of text abbreviations adversely affect children's literacy attainment?

This paper reports on two studies which investigated the relationship between children's texting behaviour, their knowledge of text abbreviations and their school attainment in written language skills. In Study One, 11–12‐year‐old children provided information on their texting behaviour. They were also asked to translate a standard English sentence into a text message and vice versa. The children's standardised verbal and non‐verbal reasoning scores were also obtained. Children who used their mobiles to send three or more text messages a day had significantly lower scores than children who sent none. However, the children who, when asked to write a text message, showed greater use of text abbreviations (‘textisms’) tended to have better performance on a measure of verbal reasoning ability, which is highly associated with Key Stage 2 (KS2) and 3 English scores. In Study Two, children's performance on writing measures was examined more specifically. Ten to eleven‐year‐old children were asked to complete another English to text message translation exercise. Spelling proficiency was also assessed, and KS2 Writing scores were obtained. Positive correlations between spelling ability and performance on the translation exercise were found, and group‐based comparisons based on the children's writing scores also showed that good writing attainment was associated with greater use of textisms, although the direction of this association is nor clear. Overall, these findings suggest that children's knowledge of textisms is not associated with poor written language outcomes for children in this age range.