“计算法”教学在田径课中的应用研究

为探讨如何在体育技术课教学中培养学生的初步科研能力，设计了计算法教学试验。在教学中启发学生分析问题和解决问题的能力，使他们变被动学习为主动学习，在培养学生初步科研能力上，起到了有效的作用。     

高职《Delphi程序设计》教学模式初探

本文旨在探讨《Delphi程序设计》课程如何改变传统以程序语言自身的体系为脉络展开的教学模式,借鉴企业工程开发流程展开教学,再结合项目式教学法,四阶段教学法、启发式教学法与分层次教学等多种教学策略的综合运用,将理论知识点与专业技能综合在一起,提升学生的综合职业能力,从而缩小人才培养与社会需求的差距。     

竞技健美操表现力的培养

对培养竞技健美操的表现力进行多方面探讨的基础上，调查分析认为，成套动作的编排是表现力的载体，音乐是整套操表现力的灵魂；心理素质训练是表现力的总体体现。     

论高师院校公共教育学前言课的教学

公共教育学的教学质量问题多年来一直是高师教学改革中的一个难点。实践证明,在教育学的教学工作中,一定要注重教学前言课的教学;只有在教学活动展开之前向学生讲清楚了“为什么学?”、“学什么?”、“如何学?”和“课程目标是什么?”这四方面的问题,才有利于激发学生学习的积极性,从而提高教学效果。     

“启航吧！圣玛利亚号”课程教案

本课程依托中国航海博物馆“世界航海五百年”特展,重点诠释高中历史课程中“全球航路的开辟”这一课的相关内容。在教学理念与方法上,本课程将团体心理游戏和情境教学法相结合,通过博物馆展品这类独特的实物史料,带领学生主动探索和发现知识,培养高中学生的历史学科核心素养,使学生了解新航路开辟所引发的全球性流动,并学会使用联系的观点看待新航路开辟对中国的影响。     

"文检课"教学方法探讨

就笔者多年的教学实践,探讨在“文检课”教学中如何采用不同的教学方法,以提高教学质量。     

Teaching Appraisal in an American (U.S.) Archives Program

The author, a professor at Simmons College in Boston, Massachusetts, discusses the use of selected archival literature to nurture an appraisal mindset, particularly within the American context. She then addresses in some detail types of appraisal case studies and the variety of ways that they may be used as teaching tools.     

Does Physical Activity Enhance Learning Performance?: Learning Effectiveness of Game-based Experiential Learning for University Library Instruction

This paper reports research results of the proposed experiential learning using a game-based educational material. The educational material was an application running on a mobile device and was supported for learners to study university library instruction. During the experiential learning, the learners answered several quizzes provided from the educational material. The quizzes were including experiential contents such as actually to find an academic journal or to reserve a learning room. In order to evaluate learning effectiveness of the experiential learning, this research made a comparative experiment. The experimental group used the educational material and the control group used another educational material of e-learning (non-experiential) but the contents was almost same as the contents of the experiential learning. The comparative experiment took several evaluation elements such as pre-/post-test scores, delayed-test scores and learning motivation scores based on IMMS of ARCS model. The experimental results revealed that experiential learning was superior for the several elements of these metrics. This research, furthermore, analyzed learner's operation data to the educational material and learner's behavior data during the learning in the experimental group. The analyzing results showed three types of the learning behaviors and indicated that an instructor needs to adopt suitable instructional design to each type to bring superior learning effectiveness.     

Rediscovering the teacher within Indian child-centred pedagogy: implications for the global Child-Centred Approach

The Child-Centred Approach (CCA) is increasingly promoted within India and internationally as a response to the challenge of delivering quality education. From identifying and examining Indian indigenous and global concepts of CCA within traditional and contemporary child-centred pedagogic discourse, this paper reveals the complexities of underlying agendas within the domestic and international setting and the implications of this for the integration of CCA and the ‘child-centred’ teacher in India. Based on empirical analysis of teachers’ interviews, the findings demonstrate that the role of the teacher continues to be largely overlooked in spite of a willingness from teachers to engage within the child-centred pedagogic discourse. Disempowerment, a lack of autonomy and limited professional status are highlighted. Therefore, this paper calls for the rediscovery of the ‘child-centred’ teacher to advance from within the nation. Without this, it is asserted that the authenticity of the CCA model will continue to be compromised, and with it, any indigenous expressions of a similar epistemology will be fundamentally restricted.     

‘Just don’t tell them what’s in it’: Ethics,edible insects and sustainable food choice in schools

Supporting young people with global crises mitigation strategies is essential, yet loaded with ethical dilemmas for the educator. This study explores whether young people will make ethical decisions regarding the sustainability of food choice in schools, and based on the processes identified, what educators’ needs are in supporting transformative learning. This study is the first of its kind, where young people under the age of 14 have been tasting edible insects and discussing their role in a more sustainable diet. The article draws on mixed-method research with over 180 young people and their teachers in three schools in Wales and examines responses to a possible introduction of edible insects into school canteens. Highlighted is the complexity of sustainable food choices—likely to be identifiable with other young people and educators in western countries. The article considers how educators and policy makers may need to frame routes to positive sustainable action and the associated impacts these may have on personal, social, political and environmental spheres.