尝试合作化教学——学习《生物入侵者》的体会

文章对初二生物与语文新教材中的同一个教学内容——“生物入侵者”实施合作化教学。在整个教学中，三科教师之间、学生之间、师生之间进行了互动学习、多方交流、教学相长。     

Accommodating Translational Research

This is an article in a series illustrating the way scholars in communication have pursued translating their research into practice. The translational nature of communication accommodation theory and examples of its application are the focus of this contribution.     

亲子互动治疗研究的新取向

随着亲子互动治疗的研究和应用范围扩大,亲子互动治疗研究出现新的取向:亲子互动治疗的应用范围明显扩大,亲子互动治疗的实施方法出现变异和创新,开始关注影响治疗效果的治疗师等变量,治疗过程中患者的离开现象引起了研究者的重视等。其研究的新取向为我国心理治疗领域的深入和拓展提供了新的研究思路。     

合作教育思潮与当代教学实践

合作教育学以研究与利用课堂教学的人际关系为基点，以目标设计为先导，以师生、先生和师师合作为基本动力，是一种具有创意和实效的教学理论。     

影响远程教育交互的因素分析

随着远程教育的发展,交互问题日益受到重视,从各个方面探讨交互的文章层出不穷,本文就影响远程教育中交互的因素进行分析,从科技文化、人员特征以及支撑环境三个方面着眼,综合所有因素,以期全面的了解远程交互的影响关系,为更好的开展远程教学打下基础。     

休闲体育消费与大众传媒的互动

本文运用文献资料和归纳分析等方法,就休闲体育消费与大众传媒两者之间的相互关系进行阐述。探讨了媒介与现代休闲体育消费互动的空间和潜力,试图寻求现代休闲体育与大众媒介之间携手联袂合作,并对如何正确引导和促进民众消费,推进休闲体育消费的行为方式朝着健康的方向发展提出几点看法。     

Managing physical education lessons: an interactional approach

Physical education (PE) lessons involve complex and dynamic interactive sequences between students, equipment and teacher. The potential for unexpected and/or unintended events is relatively large, a point reflected in an increasing amount of scholarship dealing with classroom management (CM). This scholarship further suggests that unexpected and disruptive events negatively impact on learning and can have deleterious effects on teacher health. Despite considerable potential for these kinds of events, many PE lessons occur in structured, organized ways. The broad purpose of this paper is to consider how classroom action becomes ordered in PE contexts. To this end, an interactional approach is put forward including the specific analytic concepts of directives, epistemic authority and deontic authority. To exemplify the approach, the micro-dynamics of a situation in which a group of students are building a human pyramid is examined. The examination draws attention to: how the teacher engages in a series of interactions with the students to move the sequence forward; how the students themselves achieve order through their interactions with one another; and how the characteristics of the activity help to organize the students' behaviors and limit possibilities for action. The discussion is located against a backdrop of current CM scholarship. Reference is also made to two aspects of social context: the increasing prominence of managerial discourse in educational arenas and the significance of student-centeredness in pedagogical theory. Both aspects appear to influence how order can be achieved in PE today. The analysis raises issues related to pedagogy, management and authority which are addressed in the final two sections of the paper.     

网络课程的教学交互及控制策略

网络课程教学交互的质量直接影响着网络课程学习的效果。本文对网络课程教学交互的特点、类型和影响因素进行了分析,进而提出了优化网络课程教学交互的控制策略。     

Teaching imaginary children: University students’ narratives about their Latino practicum children

This study investigates the dialogic processes involved in how teachers talk about their students and what consequences their ways of talking (i.e., “narratives”) may have for their guidance. We take a sociocultural perspective on learning as transformation of students’ subjectivity. Teaching, as a process of guiding and facilitating learning, cannot be effective if the teacher does not actively seek how the student perceives and understands reality. We borrow and adapt from Bakhtin (1999) four narrative ways of talking about others: objectivizing, subjectivizing, problematizing and finalizing. The presence of these narratives in web discussion postings of our pre-service teachers about the Latino children they worked with in a community center are analyzed. We then compare their ways of talking about children with print- and web-based discussions about children made by in-service teachers, model teachers and our pre-service teachers in a school-based practicum. Using mixed quantitative and qualitative methodologies, we found an overwhelming predominance of objectivizing and finalizing in our pre-service teachers’ narratives about the children with whom they work that seems to define a certain pedagogical regime that we call here “teaching imaginary children/students.” This “way of talking” about children seems to be characterized by unchecked speculations guiding instruction that are not tested by finding out from the children themselves how they understand the instruction and the world. These speculations, in turn, can lead to a dogmatic approach towards children.     

From the Didactic to the Dialectic—Intercultural Exchanges in Contemporary Counsellor Education

Within the context of the growing development of intercultural counsellor education, the question of how different cultures reconceptualize and transform Western counselling theories for their own context is an important one. In this intercultural exchange in education, concepts such as ‘globalization’, ‘indigenization’ and ‘universalization’ have an impact on the education process. This paper briefly explores these terms and movements and then highlights findings from a research project that took place with a group of counselling graduates in Hong Kong examining how they undertook the processes of reconceptualization and transformation. The dialogical process involved in that enabled participants and researcher to co-explore the process of knowledge development within the counselling education field. Implications for counsellor education are highlighted.