高水平校建设视域下高职内部治理机制的改革路径

高水平院校建设适应地方经济社会发展的要求,引领高职院校的发展方向。内部治理能力是高职校建设的“软实力”,高职院校应以《大学章程》为抓手,做好顶层制度设计;完善内部权力配置,建立监督制衡机制;建立健全多元主体协同治理结构;协调和满足利益相关者的不同诉求,调动多元主体参与治理的积极性,保证高水平校的建设质量。     

提高金工实训教学质量之我见

就当前备受职教行业关注的金工实训教学质量问题进行探讨,提出从加强金工实训组织管理、完善实训教学模式、改革实训教学方法、充实实训教学内容等四方面来提高教学质量的具体措施。     

图书馆协同信息服务的技术实现策略研究

信息交流体系的重组和信息网络的发展为图书馆协同信息服务发展提供了基本的条件和环境,促进了信息服务组织模式的变革和新的信息服务体系的建立。文章剖析图书馆协同信息服务的内涵及其基本问题,分析技术协调的层次,探讨具体的实现策略,总结了从资源协同到服务协同,从以系统为中一心到以用户为中心的协同服务的发展趋势。     

基于HLM模型的阅读素养影响效应研究 ——以我国四省市PISA 2018阅读素养数据为例

【目的/意义】阅读素养作为人类语言发展和认识世界的重要途径,越来越引发全球的关注,对影响阅读素 养的因素及其机理进行探讨,有利于促进学生阅读能力的发展,为我国推行卓越阅读教育提供有效路径。【方法/过 程】本研究基于教育生产力心理学理论,依托全球权威的大规模学生素养的国际测试——国际学生评估项目（Pro? gramme for International Student Assessment,简称 PISA）中的阅读素养数据库,采用多层线性模型（Hierarchical Lin? ear Modeling,简称 HLM）为研究方法,从多维度对我国四省市 361所学校 11,993名的阅读素养数据进行分析。【结 果/结论】研究结果表明学习者个人能力、教学情况以及社会心理因素均对阅读素养有显著影响,且不同因素对阅 读素养影响效应不同。【创新/局限】本研究通过学生个体因素和学校环境不同层级数据间的联合效应和多维影响, 分析影响我国四省市学生阅读动态发展的因素,较为准确地还原了阅读教育系统的全貌,促进我国阅读教育质量 和教育治理能力的提升。     

知识转移视角下复杂产品产学研协同创新管理机制研究

复杂产品协同创新是一项复杂的系统工程,具有研发周期长、系统组成复杂、技术难度和投资风险大等特点,传统管理模式很难满足其产学研协同创新的要求,需要科学、合理的管理机制作为保障。以知识转移为视角,从关系契约管理和非正式网络管理两方面设计了复杂产品产学研协同创新的管理机制,提出关系契约管理和非正式网络管理在复杂产品产学研创新活动中会协同发生作用,能有效促进创新主体间显性知识和隐性知识的转移,保证产学研协同创新活动的顺利进行。     

P知识产权风险对合作创新企业间/P P知识转移的影响研究/P

本文基于合作创新的特点对合作创新中的知识产权风险进行新的界定,将其分为合作关系引发的知识产权风险和其他因素引发的知识产权风险两个维度。研究认为它们分别对企业间知识转移绩效起负向和正向影响作用;提出并分析了影响知识产权风险的因素,认为其在各种因素对企业间知识转移绩效影响中起中介效用,并给出了相关命题和研究框架。     

电气工程训练的教学改革研究与实践

电气工程实训课程面向的专业广泛,与实际结合紧密,它的实训质量直接影响学院应用型人才培养的成效。在总结教学经验的基础上,进一步深化改革,改变传统的教学模式,提出"以专业为导向的分层次教学法",同时积极运用启发式的教学方法,切实提高教学和实训质量。     

Emerging Educational Institutional Decision-Making Matrix

The ＂emerging educational institutional decision-making matrix＂ is developed to allow educational institutions to adopt a rigorous and consistent methodology of determining which of the myriad of emerging educational technologies will be the most compelling for the institution, particularly ensuring that it is the educational or pedagogical but not the technological imperative that drives the technology integration agenda. The matrix is designed to be used after some initial research into an emerging technology. Once a technology is put through the matrix, a member of options are available： （1） shelving the technology; （2） putting the technology on hold and maintaining a watching brief until the technology matures in the market; and （3） researching the product further by conducting a trial or placing in testing sandpit. After further research, the technology can be tested as a pilot to determine how well or otherwise, the technology works within the institution. If an emerging technology has more than one product associated with it, a second and third step in the matrix has been developed, and the second step assigns a rating to each of the categories within the matrix. With many products containing similar features, a third step has been developed to compare products on a feature level.     

A community of practice as an inclusive model to support children with social,emotional and behavioural difficulties in school contexts

Many school children throughout the world who exhibit antisocial or destructive behaviour or have social, emotional and behavioural difficulties (SEBD) do not receive the support they need. As a result, they are caught up in a cycle of vulnerability. Systemic collaborative support is needed to counter this. Although in some cases teachers and other professionals join forces, interventions are usually affected by individual professionals outside the framework of inclusive education. This literature review paper explores the support children with SEBD in school contexts receive. The findings of the thematic document analysis highlight the vulnerability of children with SEBD, the success or otherwise of attempts made by various approaches and intervention programmes to provide support to these children, and the barriers to inclusive support. We argue the merits of adopting a Community of Practice as an inclusive model to support school children with SEBD. This kind of inclusive model strengthens constructive partnerships that provide these children with opportunities to acquire the social capital they need to engage meaningfully at schools and in their future life.     

The Effects of Gender Interaction Patterns on Student Participation in Computer-Supported Collaborative Argumentation

In this study we examined response patterns in exchanges between males and females and their effects on gender participation in five online debates. Students classified messages into arguments, evidence, critiques, and elaborations while posting messages to the debates to facilitate argumentation and the sequential analysis of message-response sequences. The findings revealed no differences in number of critiques posted in response to arguments because females were just as likely as males to critique messages from both males and females, and because females responded to males with critiques at a higher than expected frequency. Posthoc analysis revealed strong indications that females posted fewer rebuttals to the critiques of females than males, and males posted more rebuttals to the critiques of females than females. The methods used in this study illustrate a process-oriented approach to explain and predict gender differences in participation and serve as a framework for future research on gender participation, group interaction, and strategies for facilitating collaborative argumentation and problem solving.