高校青年教师离职问题思考

青年教师是高校教学工作未来的核心力量,由于自身特点和诸多外界因素,离职率一直居高不下,对学校正常教学、科研活动的开展带来了比较大的负面影响。本文对高校青年教师离职原因进行了分析,并提出了解决这个问题的思路。     

社会主义核心价值观对青年教师师德师风建设的价值引领

青年教师是高校教师队伍的主力军,为高校的发展提供了师资力量,注入了生命力和活力。从客观上来看,青年教师师德师风直接关系和影响到学生的成长,学生正确价值观、道德观和思想观的形成,对此,加强对青年教师师德师风的建设,以社会主义核心价值观为价值引领,对于高校教育而言具有一定的必要性。     

积极心理学视角下高校青年教师压力与疏导研究

高校青年教师作为高等院校人才培养的重要力量,其师德师风及自身发展问题成为近年来热议的焦点。而青年教师面临的社会环境和历史使命使他们肩负着越来越多的压力,对师德师风建设带来一些消极影响。本文以积极心理学的相关理论为基础,结合调查分析了高校青年教师面临的压力,并通过理论探究和实证分析,提出了相应的对策。     

导师制是高职院校青年教师提高课堂教学水平的有效途径

随着高等职业教育从精英到大众,青年教师成为高职院校教育和科研的主要力量,青年教师的教学能力和素质水平的高低,对于提高高职院校整体教学质量、提高人才培养的质量,促进高校的可持续性发展有重要的作用。从四个方面阐述了通过导师制有效提高青年教师综合能力的方法。     

加强高校青年教师思想政治教育的有效路径

青年教师作为高校教师队伍的重要组成部分,是推动我国高等教育事业不断向前发展、关系到能否办好人民满意的教育的重要力量。近年来,随着高校青年教师数量的大幅度上升,思想政治教育已经成为一个十分重要且紧迫的问题。本文分析了青年教师目前在思想政治教育方面存在的部分问题,并提出了相应的改进方案,这对提高其师德水平和业务能力有一定的指导意义。     

浅议高校青年教师教学能力的提高

青年教师是高校教学的中坚力量,青年教师的教学能力决定了高校教学的质量。本文通过对我国高校青年教师教学的不足及优势进行分析,提出提升青年教师教学能力的途径。     

浅析青年教师在高校思想政治工作中的现状和对策

在高校教师中,最有活力的群体便是青年教师,其在高校的发展以及学生的成长等方面都做出了巨大的贡献。青年教师本身的思想政治状况会直接关系到高校的发展以及人才的培养。但是就目前而言,我国高校中很多青年教师思想政治工作依旧存在一些问题,这对青年老师的发展、高校的发展以及学生的全面发展都是非常不利的。本文主要对青年教师的思想政治工作现状进行了一定的分析,并找到了一些对策,希望能够提高青年教师本身的思想政治工作水平。     

高校青年教师道德失范行为与对策研究

青年教师是高校教师队伍中的生力军。本文针对当前高校青年教师师德现状及存在的主要问题进行了分析,并提出了加强高校青年教师师德建设的对策。     

职业生涯视野下的高校青年教师培养探索

近年来,我国高校新设置专业不断增加,招生规模日渐扩大,教师需求呈现上升趋势,其中对青年教师的需求急剧增加。青年教师是高校教师队伍的主力军,其成长直接关系到高校教育水平。因此在职业生涯视角下,高校青年教师培养是高校教育工作开展的关键环节,各高校必须结合教师的实际情况,采取有效措施保证培养工作的合理性。基于上述背景,本文简要概述了职业生涯视野下高校青年教师培养必要性,并探讨了有效的培养措施,以期能提升高校人才培养能力。     

高校青年教师网络思想政治工作途径初探

高校青年教师对高校人才培养、科学研究及教育教学起着举足轻重的作用,他们的思想政治素质高低直接决定了高校是否能培养出合格的社会主义接班人和建设者,也决定了中国高等教育事业是否能顺利发展。本文以中央《关于加强和改进高校青年教师思想政治工作的若干意见》中有关创新青年教师网络思想政治工作意见为指导,着重探讨新形势下开展高校青年教师网络思想政治工作的具体途径。     

浅析高校青年教师的政治信仰与育人影响力

高校青年教师的政治信仰会对青年学生产生很强的育人影响力,因此,坚定青年教师的政治信仰,成为加强高校青年教师思想政治工作的重要内容。必须对高校青年教师政治信仰的内涵释义,阐明高校青年教师政治信仰对育人影响力的作用,并对坚定高校青年教师的政治信仰的路径进行探索,为加强高校青年教师的思想政治工作、提升高校青年教师的政治素质作有意义的探究。     

基于冰山模型的独立学院青年教师队伍建设研究

独立学院青年教师作为独立学院教师队伍的重要组成部分,其素质的高低关系到独立学院的教育水平和长远的发展。要保证独立学院在激烈的竞争中继续生存和发展,必须重视青年教师队伍的建设。文章从人力资源管理的角度,结合冰山模型的构建探讨了如何在新时期有效地进行独立学院青年教师队伍的建设。     

Ask Not What Your Mentor Can Do for You…: The Role of Reciprocal Exchange in Maintaining Student–Teacher Mentorships

Mentoring relationships between adolescents and adults are an important source of social capital that facilitates young people's academic and social development. Studies show that close relationships with teachers especially benefit socioeconomically disadvantaged adolescents, yet little is known about teacher‐mentors’ perspectives on mentorship. This study draws on in‐depth interviews with teachers in low‐income high schools and ethnographic observations to examine the dynamics that sustain student–teacher mentoring relationships. I engage social exchange frameworks to show that reciprocal exchanges that generated intangible rewards for teachers, such as gratitude and purpose, helped maintain mentorships. I find that teachers’ motivations to invest in students were contingent on the strength of the relationship. Teachers withdrew assistance when they perceived that relationships became nonreciprocal. The context in which teachers interacted with mentees and the form of support they had given also influenced their evaluations of reciprocity. These findings contribute to a growing body of literature on relationships that challenge strict divisions between the function of strong and weak ties. Further, these findings contribute to social capital literature by showing that once accessed, social capital does not lie latent as network ties maintain the same willingness to help. In actuality, resourceful ties must be maintained.     

Elementary Preservice Teachers’ and Teacher Educators’ Perceptions of Financial Literacy Education

The authors conducted an online survey of elementary teacher education programs within a large midwestern state to assess preservice teachers’ and teacher educators’ beliefs about and preparedness to teach financial literacy. Very few preservice teachers had meaningful experiences with personal finance in high school, college, or personal decision making. No teacher educators reported ever teaching financial literacy in their higher education roles. Only 13% of teacher educators and 25% of preservice teachers thought that it was very important to teach financial literacy in elementary education. Most teacher education faculty and preservice teachers reported that they were not well qualified to use state economics standards or the JumpStart standards for financial literacy. Preservice teachers were more confident in meeting financial literacy standards than teacher educators. Both preservice teachers and teacher educators expressed openness to collaborating with other faculty members, members of the financial service industry, and parents to teach financial literacy. Follow-up phone interviews affirmed that elementary preservice teachers and teacher educators value social studies education (and financial literacy) less than reading and mathematics education. Qualitative results also suggest that elementary preservice teachers and teacher educators would like more easily accessible resources for teaching financial literacy.     

The Functions of Teacher's Gestures in the College English Classroom

This paper presents the functions of teacher’s gestures in the college English classroom according to Gregersen’s(2007)categories of gestures and aims to inform teachers that gestures have an important role in the college English.     

技工院校一体化教师培训现状调查与研究

教师培训是教师走上教学岗位后对其不断地进行知识更新和技能锻炼的有效形式.结合技工院校一体化课程教学改革的要求,在对全国7 0多所技工院校一体化教师培训现状调查研究的基础上,探讨了技工院校一体化教师培训的有效措施,以促进教师专业成长.     

论完善教师职业的社会责任

教师职业的社会责任是要把广大青少年培养成为有理想、有道德、有文化、有纪律的社会主义建设人才。人才的培养不仅决定于教师的劳动,而且决定于周围环境的关系。为了使环境符合教育学,教师必须遵循社会主义教师职业的道德要求,正确处理教师和社会的关系,教师职业要适应新时期的要求和建设的需要。     

College Women's Career Self-Efficacy and Educational Environments

This study examined the relationship between the composition by sex of women's high school and college environments as well as the sex of their selected influential teachers in each of these settings and their reported self-efficacy in careers judged traditional or nontraditional for women. Two hundred and seventy-four junior and senior female students from both single-sex and coeducational private liberal arts colleges served as participants. Results indicated no main effects for composition by sex of an institution, or the sex of influential teachers, nor were there any significant two-way interactions. Two significant (p > .05) three-way interactions did emerge, however. One indicated that nontraditional career self-efficacy was predicted by a single-sex high school and college environment with either no high school influential teacher or the choice of a male one. The second predicted three-way interaction indicated increased nontraditional career self-efficacy by students attending single-sex high schools and colleges and choosing a male college influential teacher.     

Sociology in the high school: Perceptions of those who teach it

The following research note reports two major findings of a more detailed study of the opinions, training, and practices of teachers of high school sociology in Texas. Two major findings of interest to the discipline emerge from the research: (1) high school teachers are only marginally prepared in the field of sociology itself; (2) teachers generally give sociology's reputation as a discipline a favorable rating, while at the same time showing concerns about whether or not they would recommend sociology as a college major. The implications of teacher attitudes and training for the discipline are explored.     

Social support networks,instant messaging,and gender equity in refugee education

ABSTRACT

This paper addresses the role of instant messaging chat groups to support teacher training and gender equity initiatives in Kenyan refugee camps. Our findings are based on survey data with refugee teachers in Dadaab and Kakuma refugee camps (n?=?203), group interviews with refugee teachers in Kakuma (n?=?21), and interviews with international instructors of teacher training programs in Nairobi, Toronto, and Vancouver (n?=?14). In our analysis, we apply amplification theory, feminist science and technology studies paradigms, and considerations of transnational approaches to understand the use of instant messaging among refugee teacher communities. Our framework explores how social and cultural norms are amplified through transnational text and instant messaging related to teacher training and in support of gender equity. Peer-to-peer group chats draw on transnational learning opportunities and expand these engagements through group chats between men and women refugee teachers across camps as well as through community engagement about gender equity initiatives in education. International instructors identify both value and hesitation in navigating the quantity and content of these communications, such as learning more about refugee teachers’ daily lives in the camps and concern about following and managing the amount of communication that can ensue over chat groups. Our work has practical implications for transnational teacher training programs in refugee camps, illuminates how mobile technology and chat groups allow women and men in the community to engage and support girls’ education, and questions how text messaging affects the lived and day-to-day experiences of women refugee teachers.