增强学术勇气充实专业学理

中国播音学理论研究，需要考察历史和现状，正确处理好继承与发展的关系，需要严肃认真的态度和学术勇气。播音员和主持人要“德才兼备，声形俱佳”。     

《靖康缃素杂记》训诂研究

《靖康缃素杂记》为宋人黄朝英所作,是宋代笔记中的重要著作,它蕴含着丰富的训诂材料。本文从训诂术语、训诂内容、训诂方法和特点及训诂的不足的角度对此作了初步探讨,以发掘它的训诂价值,从而引起学者对宋元笔记中训诂材料的关注。     

数学研究性学习理论探索

研究性学习是我国初等数学课程改革的一项重大举措,其目的在于通过学生实践获取直接经验,养成科学的精神和态度,掌握基本的科学方法,全面培养学生综合运用数学知识的能力、收集和处理信息的能力、分析和解决问题的能力、语言表达能力及团结协作能力。     

刘师培与《国粹学报》

《国粹学报》以学术为武器，“微文见志”，宣传“排满反清”，倡导学术经世，是清末民初最具影响的刊物之一。其实《国粹学报》从一开始就是学术刊物，一些学派仅仅根据其政治态度的变化而予以否定和批判，未免有失公允。作为主要办刊人和主笔者的刘师培，为该刊的创立做出了重要贡献。他在该刊上所发表的大量政论和学术文章，在当时产生了重要的影响，同时也说明了《国粹学报》在不同时期的办刊倾向，反映了清末民初中国知识分子、特别是国粹派思想变迁的过程。     

注重创新能力培养深入研究管理案例教学

管理专业教育的灵魂和目标是培养学生的创新精神和能力，本文从案例教学在管理专业人才培养中的作用入手，分析了影响国内管理专业案例教学质量提高的三大关键因素，并对基于学生创新能力培养的管理案例教学改革提出了五项切实可行的建议。     

“国际交流语用研究”语料库刍议

本文主要从语料的收集、语料的标注及语库的实施等方面阐述在清华大学构建“国际交流语用研究”语料库的基本思路。文章认为 ,选择语料的原则应当是 :(1)口语与书面语兼顾 ,以口语为主 ;(2 )正式语体与非正式语体并重 ,以正式语体为主 ;(3)广泛取材与定向取材结合 ,以定向取材为主。库内语料安排可不按主题分类 ,而按交流形式分类。语料标注的类型主要包括国际交流语篇的背景信息、语义分析、语篇结构等。语库的实施则强调利用清华的软硬件技术优势与统筹协调等问题     

Enabling the classroom and the curriculum: higher education,literary studies and disability

In this article the tripartite model of disability is applied to the lived experience of twenty-first-century higher education. The tripartite model facilitates a complex understanding of disability that recognises assumptions and discrimination but not at the cost of valued identity. This being so, not only the normative positivisms and non-normative negativisms but also the non-normative positivisms of the classroom and the curriculum are explored. Inclusion is taken as the starting point and the argument progresses to a profound and innovational appreciation of disability. The problem addressed is that inclusion, as shown in The Biopolitics of Disability, constitutes little more than inclusion-ism until disability is recognised in the context of alternative lives and values that neither enforce nor reify normalcy. Informed by this understanding, the article adopts the disciplinary example of literary studies and refers to Brian Friel’s Molly Sweeney as a primary text. The conclusion is that, despite passive and active resistance, disability enters higher education in many ways, most of which are beneficial to students and educators alike.     

Visualizing Social Justice: Using Controversial Images in Social Studies Classrooms

In this article, we promote the use of controversial images to enhance the discussion of social justice issues in schools. Controversial images provide rich opportunities for students to question what is occurring currently in society as well as what has occurred in the past. We provide an example set of activities to be used in teacher education that can help future teachers explore engaging methods for teaching with controversial images, discuss tensions involved with the use of controversial images, and to develop connections between using controversial images and teaching for social justice.     

Using case studies in business education to promote networked thinking: findings of an intervention study

Case studies are central to the way management is currently taught at universities. Among other benefits attributed to the case study method is that it promotes networked thinking by learners. Networked thinking takes account of interactions and repercussions, making it crucial to decision-making within the complex system of rules that shapes current business reality. However, there is virtually no empirical evidence of the extent to which the case study method actually delivers the advantages attributed to it. This paper aims to remedy that gap in the literature. The paper considers the extent to which the case study method promotes networked thinking on the part of students on business and management courses. The research is designed as an intervention study involving pre- and post-testing. The study finds that students who have worked on a case study correctly identify more interactions in post-testing than in pre-testing.     

A tale of two countries: comparing civic education in the Philippines and Singapore

This article provides a comparative analysis of citizenship education in the Philippines and Singapore. Through an analysis of historical contexts, citizenship education policy and curriculum, it examines Makabayan in the Philippines and National Education in Singapore. It identifies particular policy and curriculum trajectories as responses to national and global imperatives to demonstrate how countries are redefining the kinds of knowledge, skills and values deemed necessary for national citizenship in global contexts. This comparative case study illustrates some of the tensions and contradictions facing citizenship education in new global contexts and highlights the different ways countries try to manage these tensions through citizenship education policies and curricula. Findings point to different factors that shape and constrain the implementation of citizenship education programmes in both countries.