文学现场中的《茉莉香片》

将《茉莉香片》回归文学现场,在互文指涉与映射下发现文本在现场的文本意义与文本价值。《杂志》以中立化姿态,建构了一个能够刊载描绘平凡性及世俗化作品的文本环境。在此平台上,《茉莉香片》与同期及近期文本建立起一个互相联系的文学场。在场域中,《茉莉香片》以远离政治的方式,用讲故事的传统说书形式开场,使用多种技巧,呈现了一个民族形式与西方现代派表现技巧相结合,融合新旧、中西、现代传统各因素风格的文本。     

Getting good at small talk: student-directed learning of social conversation skills

For students with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), learning social skills is an intricate but essential task to facilitate social inclusion and participation. Limited research is available on social skills interventions for adolescents with ASD and intellectual disabilities (ID). This article presents a case study that illustrates how the Self-Determined Learning Model of Instruction was used to improve self-chosen social conversation skills in a Norwegian 14-year old student with ASD and mild ID. This case study illustrates that, also for students with ASD and ID, giving them the opportunity to set personally relevant goals may improve their autonomous motivation, thereby increasing the likelihood of goal attainment.     

新课改环境中的小学语文阅读教学优化技巧

为了培养出能够引领社会发展的前沿性人才,我国在教育领域实施了深入的改革,希望通过教育改革为科技腾飞奠定扎实的人才基础。小学阶段养成的习惯会伴随着人的一生,小学阶段形成良好的人文素养,能为小学生品格的塑造和未来的发展奠定良好的基础。因此,对小学语文进行教育改革是时代的选择。阅读是小学语文教育的重中之重,为了确保达到教学目标,语文教师必须突破原有的教育瓶颈。     

高校计算机基础教学的探讨与实践

随着计算机技术的飞速发展,计算机基础教学取得了很大进步。但是,在教学环境和教学方法等方面还存在一些问题,笔者结合自己多年的教学经验对这些问题提出了自己的看法及改进方法。     

快速建立正确的歌唱状态,提高发声技巧

将传统美声发声法与“咽音”练声法相结合,运用两个步骤来快速建立正确的歌唱发声状态,从而提高歌唱发声技巧。     

广东省第三届高校体育教育专业学生基本功大赛田径专项成绩分析

本文对广东省第三届高校体育教育专业大学生基本功大赛田径专项的竞赛成绩进行分析。研究得出:(1)专项技能方面,师范类院校和体育院校的专项技能展示比综合性院校较好;大部分院校男生的专项技能展示比女生的成绩突出;(2)教学技能方面,各个学校之间存在较大差异,综合性大学也有优异的表现。因此,对于体育教育田径专项人才培养方面,既要有理论的基础学习,又要发展学生的运动技能。     

警察院校武术课程防卫控制技术训练与心理干预探析

社会治安问题的加剧,警察院校学生的实战技能逐渐在加强,大力开展防卫控制技能是很多警察院校重点培养后备人民警察的重要举措,通过课程的开展达到强健体魄,防身自卫,安全执法的目的。本文通过文献资料法、社会调查法,专家访谈法,对几所警察院校《防卫控制技术》课程开设情况以及学生的心理情况进行调查,分析并指出了当前防卫控制技能教学存在的主要问题,为以后更好地开展这门课程,培养更多的优秀学生提供一点参考。     

Challenges to Brand Australia: international students and the problem with speaking

Although communication skills in English are important for both their career prospects and the success of their overall study experience, many international students find their spoken English a barrier to employment after graduation. In this paper, we draw on longitudinal interview data from international postgraduates to investigate the individual and social factors that impacted on the development of their speaking skills as they studied in Australia. Our findings suggest that, despite high levels of motivation to improve, they received little instruction in such skills on their English for Academic Purposes programs and had little access to them in the community. We argue that for compelling moral as well as economic reasons universities urgently need to address these issues through both instruction and social integration initiatives if they are to safeguard their lucrative but vulnerable overseas markets.     

Examining the influence of grip type on wrist and club head kinematics during the golf swing: Benefits of a local co-ordinate system

Wrist movements have been identified as an important factor in producing a successful golf swing, with their complex motion influencing both club head velocity and orientation. However, a detailed analysis of wrist angles is lacking in the literature. The purpose of this study was to determine kinematics across wrists and club head characteristics during the golf swing under weak, neutral and strong grip conditions. Twelve professional male golfers executed 24 shots using a driver under three grip conditions. A six degrees of freedom analysis of the hand with respect to the distal forearm was performed using a 10-camera three-dimensional motion capture system. Differences in joint angles were explored using repeated measures ANOVAs at key swing events (onset, top of backswing and impact), in addition club head velocity and clubface angle at impact were also explored. Main findings revealed significant differences in flexion/extension and internal/external rotation for both wrists at all swing events, whereas fewer significant interactions were found in ulnar/radial deviation across grips for both wrists at all events. Clubface angle only differed significantly between the weak and the strong and neural grips, presenting a more ‘open’ clubface to the intended hitting direction. This study is the first to explore tri-planar wrist movement and the effect of different grips, such analysis has implications for coaching knowledge and practice and should inform future research into different aspects of skill, technique analysis and may inform injury mechanisms/prevention.