小学生消极情绪反应成因的家庭因素分析

小学生的情绪发展是其社会化过程中的重要内容,家庭作为小学生情绪发展的重要因素,关注其中的小学生消极情绪反应并进行成因分析,促进小学生在情绪能力的关键发展期获得积极的情绪处理方式,在当前教育实践中具有必要性和迫切性.     

一年级智障学生适应班集体生活的实践与反思

随着特殊教育的发展和“全纳”教育思想的提出,培智学校学生类型日益复杂,如何让具有适应性行为缺陷的孩子自理、自立,尽快适应班集体生活,是学校教育教学的重要环节。本文通过建立学生个人成长档案、抓好入学常规教育、综合运用单元主题教学活动和家校合力共建优秀班集体等方式,为智障孩子融入班集体生活提供了支持性的策略,也为今后的新生入学教育提供了初步的德育模式。     

在数学活动课中对智障学生进行精细动作训练尝试

精细动作训练是对智障学生进行康复训练的一个重要方法,能够增强其手部动作的灵活性、准确性,提高他们的手眼协调能力。在数学活动课中,有意识安排了精细动作训练的尝试：把精细动作训练与思维的有序性相结合;把精细动作训练与操作的准确性相结合,改善手指动作的精细化程度,提高了智障学生手—眼—脑的协调能力,从而提高智障学生的智力。     

小学英语词汇教学中游戏的运用

枯燥的英语词汇教学有了游戏的参与,可以在一定程度上提升儿童学习英语的热情。在设计和实施游戏时,要从游戏目的、游戏时间、游戏形式和游戏评价等方面精心准备,真正让游戏为英语课堂所用,从而全面提高学生的英语成绩。     

保定莲池书院学子近代从业述评

保定莲池书院学子时逢中国近代社会剧变时期,参与了近代社会活动,名噪文坛,彪炳仕途,振兴实业,教书育人,他们的近代从业历程可以为当今提供一些借鉴。     

基于儿童权利视角的城市小学生家庭教育状况

儿童权利的落实,是一项系统工程,需要全社会的共同努力,家庭在其中处于特别重要的位置。调查发现,家长对儿童权利的知晓度不高、意识不强,对儿童全面发展的关注不够,在儿童参与和儿童保护等方面也存在片面和消极的问题。家庭教育的实践中需要加强儿童权利的宣传及实践应用的指导。     

小学低年级学生数学课堂提问情况的调查

通过调查结果发现：小学低年级学生经常在课堂上提问,且学生提问的状况与教师应对学生提问的态度和方式有关;学生的提问类型与学生的家庭环境有关;对于学生所提问题难度的不同,教师应对方式差异大;教师应对小学生在课堂上的提问方式与地域有关,教育存在不公平性.在小学低年级教学中,面对学生的课堂提问要给予肯定,保护学生的积极性;要改变应试教育的教育方式,多启发,多探究,要鼓励学生质疑;教育部门应推进城乡教师之间的交流,以缩小城乡教育的差距。     

苏北地区城镇中高年级小学生学习动机与主观幸福感的关系研究——以宿迁市为例

本论文旨在对城镇小学生学习动机与主观幸福感的关系进行调查与研究。通过问卷调查法,对三所学校342名小学生施测学习动机量表和主观幸福感问卷,分析得出:学习动机有显著的年级、性别和群体差异,而主观幸福感有显著的年级差异;家庭满意度是影响学习动机、主观幸福感的第一位因素;学业满意度对学习动机影响尤其显著。     

Primary school curriculum for educable mentally retarded children： A Turkish case

Educable mental retardation is a delay in acquiring basic reading, writing and counting skills emerging through late speaking and linguistic development along with social, emotional or behavioral problems. It is pointed out that such children have intelligence in the 45-74 range, and that they are incompetent in terms of language skills, perception power, memory capacity, imagination and creativeness. Primary school curriculum for educable mentally retarded children was adopted so as to implement beginning in 2001-2002 academic year. The curriculum was designed so as to apply in primary education schools where educable mentally retarded children attend or in private classes included in the body of primary education schools. It was designed in order for such children to improve their skills of understanding themselves, establishing positive social relations, adjusting to the social, technological and physical environment, and surviving independently. This current study is based on a qualitative method, and is focused on educable mentally retarded children who are at primary school age in Turkey. Having described the characteristics of such children, their needs are explained, the curriculum developed for such children is described, and teachers＇ views concerning the implementation of the curriculum are presented in this research.     

Exploring Year 6 pupils’ perceptions of private tutoring: evidence from three mainstream schools in England

While quantitative research on the nature and extent of private tutoring in England is increasingly available, very limited evidence exists regarding pupils’ voices in evaluating their participation in private tutoring. Thus, the present qualitative study seeks to investigate the perceptions of 14 Year 6 pupils from three primary schools in East Kent of receiving tutoring. Data were collected through semi-structured focus group interviews and pupils’ drawings. The data suggest that the participants displayed prevention (ought) orientation by conceiving tutoring as a powerful means to help them to pass the grammar school entrance exam and thus avoid failing their parents’ expectations. However, some participants gradually realised that the advantages of receiving tutoring were not restricted to tangible (quantifiable) benefits related to improved examination results. Tutoring also enabled them to achieve their desired possible self-image by boosting their self-esteem and interest in learning, and becoming more confident when socialising with others (i.e. intangible benefits). The participants acted agentively, not only reflecting on the benefits of tutoring but also on its disadvantages including creating pressure on their parents and themselves and being somewhat an unfair advantage in competition. From this qualitative study, pedagogical implications and areas for ongoing research are suggested.