谈我国体育体系的根本性大变革

党的十六届三中全会的“决定”中提出，我国体育要脱开同卫生事业的历史性联合，转入文化范畴，这就表明体育的本质功能和根本任务的根本变化，也标志着体育体系的大革变，有其重要意义，其间当然存在许多理论和实践问题，需要我们认真探讨。     

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE COUNSELING APPROACHES

This article compares and discusses three counseling approaches and suggests the feasibility in school education     

台球直线球教学中常见的错误分析及纠正方法

对台球直线球教学中常见的错误动作进行了深刻地分析,并根据直线球的技术特点提出了纠正错误动作的方法和应注意的问题.     

对五年制专科写作课教学改革的思考

五年制专科学生在写作中普遍表现出怕写作文、写不好作文,文句不通、文面较差等现象。主要是因为其年龄小、生活积淀少、语文基础差等原因。在教学实践中,应引导其多读多写,由浅入深,培养兴趣,积累材料和方法技巧,同时在教会学生作文的过程中教会学生做人,不断成熟,文道合一。     

Perspectives on inclusive education: learning from each other

Many courses of study are currently available that address inclusive education and, increasingly, distance education is seen as a flexible and appropriately inclusive way to deliver such courses. In this article a team of colleagues, Kieron Sheehy, Jonathan Rix, Melanie Nind and Katy Simmons, discusses the development of an Open University course, E243 Inclusive Education: Learning from Each Other, which was launched in February 2004. The team reflects on their own process of learning from each other and from the rich network of people involved, mirroring some of the course themes in their own journeys. Collaborative learning became a key theme within the course, both as a method for teaching within the ‘inclusive classroom’ and also as the process for producing a course in a contested and challenging area. This experience allowed the team to change and develop their own perspectives on important issues and, it is suggested, allowed the course to include ways in which students could be supported in having the same opportunity.     

中国古代私家藏书文化研究论纲

中国古代私家藏书具有自觉性、多样性、情趣性及互补性等特征。古代私家藏书文化研究必须坚持唯物主义观点 ,注意从其政治环境、地域、藏书类型、社会功能等方面予以研究 ,从文化视角去探索其重要意义。参考文献 15。     

试论普通高校足球选修课的教学内容与手段

普通高技足球选修课是大学生扩展足球视野、培养足球兴趣、提高足球技术的重要课堂。为了有效地激发学生的学习兴趣，更好地掌握足球技能，分析认为，应狠抓熟悉球性如控制球练习；增加学生接触球的时间；多采用接近比赛条件的练习手段和分段循环的教学手段。     

Expanding opportunities to learn to support inclusive education through drama‐enhanced literacy practices

This study examines how the Early Years Educators at Play (EYEPlay) professional development (PD) programme supported inclusive learning settings for all children, including English language learners and students with disabilities. The EYEPlay PD model is a year‐long programme that integrates drama strategies into literacy practices within real‐classroom contexts. Inclusive education refers to ensuring equal opportunities to access and participation in learning activities for all students. Cultural‐historical activity theory was used to understand and unpack the drama practices. Twelve semi‐structured focus group interviews were conducted with 19 preschool teachers. The data were analysed via constant‐comparative and interpretive methods. The study findings showed that EYEPlay PD practices enhanced inclusive learning settings for diverse groups of students by increasing access and expanding opportunities to learn, and supporting a positive learning environment.     

Caregivers of school children with epilepsy: findings of a phenomenological study

Epilepsy is one of the most frequently diagnosed neurological disorders among children. Epilepsy is continuously linked with academic underachievement and social challenges. Despite the implications that these difficulties have for a child's educational success, little is known of how children with epilepsy experience school. Understanding how to best support and accommodate these children can contribute to their positive adaptation and quality of life. The purpose of this phenomenological study by Jillian Roberts and Cheryl Whiting of the University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, is to understand the school experiences of children with epilepsy. Data was gathered through open‐ended, semi‐structured interviews. The caregivers' narratives were transcribed and analysed to elicit the essential experiences of school children with epilepsy. Five categories were elicited from the families' narratives: (1) health‐related issues, (2) family coping, (3) academic experience, (4) social belonging, and (5) awareness. This information will be particularly useful for teachers and allied professionals serving the needs of children with epilepsy – as well as those with other chronic health conditions.     

Exploring the work and learning stories of para‐teachers in a college for further education in England

This paper reports findings from a research project which developed and introduced the Enhanced Learning Support Assistant Programme (ELSAP). This was a source of professional development for learning support assistants who were supporting students with additional learning needs in a college for further education in England. The purpose of this paper is to share findings from the project and to report on how learning support assistants experienced their work in inclusive college classrooms. The research project was a mixed methods study with participants drawn from learning support assistants within one college for further education in England. Data was collected throughout the 14‐week intervention. Findings indicate that issues exist around the uniqueness of the vocational curriculum and the implications this has for classroom support. It also shows how conflicting classroom procedures can generate feelings of confusion and how learning support workers often feel lonely in their role with no natural opportunity to mix with others. Furthermore, it indicates how a general lack of knowledge about teaching and learning contribute to them experiencing difficulty when performing their role which feed their views that a college for further education can be a complex and hostile environment to work in.