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Maryanne Pale 《Asia-Pacific Journal of Teacher Education》2019,47(5):539-553
ABSTRACTThis article offers a new model, the Ako Conceptual Framework (ACF), as a theoretical proposition to add to the critical discourse and development of culturally and linguistically responsive pedagogies within the Asia-Pacific region and beyond. By drawing on the socio-cultural theory and the concept of Zone of Proximal Development, the ACF conceptualises the intersection of culture and pedagogy using a Tongan epistemology. The ACF positions the vā (a space that is relational which enables authentic relationships to be established, nurtured and maintained) and tauhi vaha`a/vā (a responsibility that teachers, schools, educational leaders and practitioners have to establish, nurture and maintain authentic relationships) as the fundamental concepts in the development of culturally and linguistically responsive pedagogies. It is theorised that by recognising Tongan strengths-based principles, values and educational concepts, the taumu`a `oe ako (the purpose for teaching and learning), founga ako (the concepts of teaching), and feinga ako (the concepts of learning) can be aligned. Thereby, recognising and acknowledging the various knowledge systems that the students from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds arrive at school with. The concepts and implications of the ACF are discussed in this article. 相似文献
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Airini Stuart McNaughton John Langley Pale Sauni 《Educational Research for Policy and Practice》2007,6(1):31-54
This paper describes education reform projects designed to bring about major improvements in school and tertiary student outcomes.
Individually the projects illustrate characteristics of educational reform in local contexts for primary, secondary and tertiary
education. In combination they signal key components essential to getting large scale high-quality school and tertiary education
cultures geared to student success. 相似文献
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