融合体育教育研究综述

通过知网检索了关于融合体育教育的研究论文,将以往国内研究归纳为:融合体育教育师资培养、融合体育教育教学模式和课程体系、融合体育教育实证研究、融合体育教育的价值和意义。国外研究主要分为:融合体育教育中帮助支持的作用;融合体育教育过程对健全学生的影响;融合体育教育中残健交流情况;体育教师对融合体育教育的态度。我国融合体育教育发展还处于起步阶段,没有进入从理论到实践的可操作性的实质性研究,而国外大多通过实验研究来论证融合体育教育环境下的各种问题,我们应汲取国外研究和实践经验、特点,结合我国实际情况进行系统的研究。     

我国编外教师身份认同研究（2010—2019）——现状与展望

身份认同是教师教育与发展领域的热点话题之一。编外教师是我国教师群体中处于边缘化的子群体,其生存现状和发展常被社会忽视。编外教师身份认同的研究对优化我国教师队伍结构、提高整体教师队伍素质具有积极作用。教师个体接受并认可当前所从事的教育工作也就形成了教师的身份认同,并将这种积极的态度转化为职业发展的动力,促进实践教学。目前,编外教师的身份认同研究多关注农村和城市中小学教师身份认同问题,研究方法多以量化研究为主,研究主题单一,今后要转变研究范式和理念,合理利用编外教师的优势促进教育教学发展。     

我国教师教育发展轨迹分析研究

教育是振兴民族和国家的希望,教师则是教育发展的重要基础,教师的素质直接关系到一个民族或国家教育的质量。因此教师教育的改革与发展势在必行,而我国的教师教育一方面重视高素质教师队伍的培养,另一方面规范教师管理体制。本文从这两个方面对近年来我国教师教育的发展进行简要分析,并借鉴国外先进经验,以期对我国教师教育有更为明晰的了解。     

中、日、美三国初中生,及其母亲的“教师观”比较研究

一、研究目的教师在日常教学、教育工作的过程中时刻同自己的学生发生着密切的联系,因此,教师在学生心目中的威信直接影响着教育的效果.本文试图通过对中、日、美三国初中生对教师看法的比较,来了解不同国家的学生对教师的态度、以及这种态度与他们的母亲对教师的态     

一次校本教研的实践与思考

校本教研是以教师为研究主体,通过解决教育教学中的实际问题,促进教师专业成长和提高教育质量的实践性研究活动。近些年来,我校以＂自我反思、同伴互助、专业引领＂为一体教研活动为主体,从学校的实际出发,依托学校自身的资源优势和特色进行教育教学研究,改进学校的教育教学,提高学校的教育教学质量,促进教师专业化的发展,从中我们取得了一定成效。     

变革与支持:行动中的融合教育 ——第三届全国融合教育会议综述

2021年6月3—5日,残疾人事业发展研究会融合教育专业委员会成立大会暨第三届全国融合教育论坛在河南驻马店召开.会议围绕"融合教育理论与政策、融合教育课程与教学、融合教育教师教育、融合教育支持与保障"等主题做了系列学术报告.与会专家学者及实践代表的观点精彩纷呈,对融合教育是什么、为什么、如何办等问题进行了深入研讨,对我国融合教育的未来发展具有重要参考意义.     

英语写作生态课堂的构建

近年来,生态学、教育生态学、生态课堂等得到了越来越多的关注,对生态和教育发展的研究也逐渐增多。高校应在生态课堂理念下,针对英语写作课堂存在的问题及不平衡现象,从教师的教育理念、教学内容、教学环境和教学模式等方面实现英语写作课堂的动态化和平衡化;利用现代教育技术和各种网络教育平台的发展,提高学生对英语写作的兴趣;采用生态评价反馈体系,转变学生对待英语写作的态度,提高学生的英语写作能力。     

思想政治理论课教学改革现状与分析

通过调查发现,学生对思想政治理论课总体态度和教师的接纳程度两个因素影响着思想政治理论课的接纳程度及教学改革的效果。因此,要以教师的教学及教师形象为载体,来提升课程的整体接纳程度。教师要树立"思想政治教育就是播种爱"教育理念,用大爱知心包容所有学生。教师要以社会主义核心价值体系为指导,修师德树师风。教师要以社会主义核心价值体系为指导,积极创新思政课教学改革新模式。     

中学历史情感态度价值观评价的研究综述

新课程实施以来,出现了许多有关于"情感态度价值观"评价的研究,而本文就是将近几年来历史教学中有关于这方面的研究论文进行整理,分别从国外情感态度价值评价的发展、我国情感态度价值观评价的发展和我国情感态度价值观评价的现状进行综述,以期能在这些基础上,对情感目标有更深刻的理解,以便在今后的教学活动中能更好的落实情感目标的评价。     

产教融合背景下中职计算机专业课程体系改革研究

目前,中职计算机专业课程体系还存在产教融合度不高、课程设置未能满足产业需求以及专业教师参与度不高等问题。针对这些问题,笔者基于产教融合理念提出以下改革策略：建设产教融合型课程体系;增加专业实训,丰富专业课程体系内容;建立激励机制,提高专业教师参与度,以期通过对中职院校计算机专业课程体系的改革,促进人才高质量发展,实现教育的现代化。     

The Tradition of Pioneer Hardships in American History Textbooks

Two middle-school teachers incorporated student creation of historical accounts into their history instruction. During these projects, the teachers instructed their students to (1) summarize information presented during classroom instruction on a topic (e.g., the Great Migration) and (2) explain the significance of that topic to the present day. This second component of the task addressed a curricular standard regarding historical thinking, but students' responses referenced themes from citizenship education (e.g., cultural pluralism, social criticism, and national identification). More than eighty student projects were analyzed and coded for themes. This study presents a portrait of ambitious history teaching and suggests a tactic for a civics-infused history education course.     

Indigenous studies and intercultural education: the impact of a place‐based primary‐school program

The article presents a student‐impact assessment of a model two‐year place‐based intercultural approach to indigenous education. Students at Lewis & Clark Primary School in Missoula, Montana, connected face‐to‐face with tribal educators and members residing in the nearby American Indian reservation. The program’s learning outcomes included impressive gains in knowledge of Montana tribes, fewer stereotypical images, enhanced consciousness about the histories and cultures of the place in which students’ reside, heightened appreciation for and connectedness with Native Americans, and increased cultural awareness. The power of the place‐based intercultural‐education approach is that K‐5 students can acquire cultural knowledge, break stereotypes, and develop new appreciation for, and interest in, diverse peoples and issues by directly experiencing the local context in which diversity resides.     

Supporting Critical Multicultural Teacher Educators: Transformative teaching,social justice education,and perceptions of institutional support

ABSTRACT

In most teacher education programmes in Canada and the United States, educators’ opportunities to develop equity-related skills are concentrated into single ‘multicultural’ courses. These courses tend to have a conservative or liberal orientation, focused on appreciating diversity or cultural competence, rather than a critical orientation, focused on preparing teachers to address inequity. In this study, based on a survey of instructors of multicultural and intercultural teacher education courses in Canada and the US (N = 186), we examined the relationship between the criticality of their multicultural teacher education courses and their perceptions of institutional support for the values they teach. We found a negative relationship between the two – the more critical the instructors’ approaches, the less institutional support they perceived.     

Internationalising colleges of education through the dialectic of the global and the local? A perspective and possible pathways from the American South

Most schooling disproportionately emphasises national affairs at the expense of more global and local phenomena. Students’ resulting nation bias can be resituated both internationally and more locally by integrating internationalisation policies with place-based education approaches, which help to illuminate these different levels and, particularly, the extensive and complex interconnections between them. This task is particularly critical for colleges of education, where higher education internationalisation policies have the greatest potential to expand the perspectives of public school students. This article uses three cases drawn from the authors’ teaching and local service initiatives to illustrate the educational potential for future teachers and school administrators of working to broaden students’ perspectives through a ‘dialectic of the global and the local’.     

Comprehensive Sexuality Education as a Means of Promoting Sexual Health

ABSTRACT

Various international declarations have called for universal access to comprehensive sexuality education. This article looks at why comprehensive sexuality education is most effective in promoting sexual health and why it should be framed in terms of health, values, development and rights. The lack of recognition of young people as sexual beings and the return of abstinence-only sexuality education are two main challenges for rights-based, comprehensive sexuality education. To address these challenges, stronger international responses are needed to make sexuality education a comprehensive initiative supported by all, both in the community and at the international level. In order to move the agenda forward for better sexuality education, a positive approach that accepts sexual desire and pleasure as essential components of young people's sexuality should be the next step.     

The Use of Current Events Magazines

History is often viewed unfavorably by students. In this article the author asserts that students’ disfavor of history may originate from the narrow pedagogical flavor of the history class. The purpose of this article is to describe the three traditions of history education, with their accompanying strengths and weaknesses. Three sample lessons on immigration in United States History are provided to illustrate how these three traditions of history education may actually harmoniously coexist within a history curricula as a means to meet the learning needs of students.     

Focus on Kids: Evaluation of a Research-Based Divorce Education Program

Using data from a sample of 2,274 divorced or separated parents who participated in the Focus on Kids (FOK) divorce education program, we examine program effectiveness by demographic characteristics. We followed up with 149 participants after between 4 and 10 months with a follow-up posttest survey to examine long-term effectiveness. Overall, the vast majority of parents indicated that the FOK program was helpful and worthwhile. However, younger participants, females, and those with lower education levels and lower incomes found the program to be most helpful. At follow-up, parents were less likely to be engaging in coparenting conflict. Implications for divorce education programs are discussed.     

Status of personal health requirement for graduation at institutions of higher education in the United States

Objective: The purpose of this study was to examine the proportion of higher education institutions in the United States that require a personal health course (PHC) for graduation and to describe the nature of such requirements. Participants: This study included a random sample of public and private institutions of higher education (IHE) with undergraduate programs within the United States (N = 310). Data were collected between September 2014 and May 2015. Methods: University catalogs were accessed from the institutions' public Web sites to determine whether a PHC was offered, and whether it was exclusively or optionally required for graduation. Results: The majority (55.8%) of the sample offered at least 1 PHC, with only 10% exclusively requiring the course and an additional 10% optionally required the course. Conclusions: Although the utility of undergraduate students completing a PHC is clear, the majority of institutions do not require such a course for degree conferral.