从认识论角度看赫尔巴特与杜威教育思想的分歧

赫尔巴特与杜威分别是传统教育与现代教育的代表人物,他们在师生观、课程观、教学组织形式等方面的分歧,实际上是认识论方面的分歧。认识这一根本分歧有利于从根本上把握双方的优缺点,以促进教育实践。     

高校美术教育专业的课程建设与教学内容研究——以赤峰学院为例

本文从赤峰学院美术学院美术教育专业的课程建设与教学内容的历史发展变化、目前建设状况研究中剖析优劣,从中分析出较为合理的建设方案,进而,给出赤峰学院美术教育专业的课程建设与教学内容的发展规划。以此来优化赤峰学院美术教育专业的课程设置及教学内容。希望本研究能给予高校美术教育专业的课程建设与教学内容研究现实理论依据。     

内蒙古赤峰学院特殊教育专业课程设置研究

通过对内蒙古赤峰学院特殊教育专业开设以来培养方案的回顾反思,结合师生访谈,梳理出赤峰学院特殊教育专业课程设置存在的问题,并提出相应建议,为构建出一个更加完善的适合本校的课程体系提供一些支持,促进我校特殊教育专业的发展,为培养更优秀的特殊教育教师贡献微薄力量。     

促进大学生心理健康的重要途径——关于普及人际关系课程之思考

目前人际困扰已经成为大学生群体非常突出的心理问题之一,正常的人际交往和良好的人际关系是大学生保持心理健康促进人格发展的根本前提。通过分析引发大学生人际困扰的原因,提出对希望提升人际交往技能或者已经出现人际困扰的大学生普及人际关系课程,可以在相当大的程度上起到预防和缓解的作用,特别是在高校心理咨询员短缺的情况下,针对目标人群有的放矢地开设相关课程是一种极为高效的手段,最后还具体阐释了课程定位、课程内容以及授课形式。     

新的教师角色与师范院校的教学

基础教育课程改革为教师角色赋予了新的内涵,师范院校只有适应课程改革这一新的形势,及时充实和调整教育教学内容与实践,才能培养出适应教育事业发展的合格教师.本文主要结合这一新的情况,探讨当代师范院校的教学改革问题,包括调整培养目标、课程结构,改革教学方法等重要内容.     

将吉林文化引入中国古代文学课程教学之探索

在中央＂文化兴国强国＂战略方针的指引下,我们确立了文化学视角下的文学本位的教学理念,深入探索将吉林文化引入到中国古代文学课程教学中的教改新路,从而使课程体系得以整体优化,有力地促进了学科建设和课程改革,学生的综合素质显著提高,较好地体现了我校＂一线实用,落地生根＂的人才培养特色,对于提高吉林省文化软实力起到了积极作用。     

《生物技术》课程体系重构与教学改革实践

针对《生物技术》课程内容趋于陈旧,与现代植物生物技术发展趋势及应用相脱节,课程内容忽视理论基础、偏重实验操作流程介绍,缺少现代生物技术内容等问题,要以构建本课程的理论完整性、理论与技术的系统性和应用技术的先进性、实用性为指导思想,对课程体系和内容进行修改、重构,并按照新体系进行教学实践。实践证明课程改革取得了较好的效果。     

The effects of a sensitization technique on stereotyping behavior

In order to fulfill the inherent obligation of social work educators to teach about racial and ethnic diversity and to reduce the incidence of prejudice and stereotyping, it is helpful to increase students' and practitioners' sensitivity and awareness of their own and others' biases. Strategies and techniques to accomplish this task are greatly needed. Group discussion triggered by an active learning technique is an effective way of addressing this need. Such a technique was successfully implemented in two sections of a first semester graduate social work class. This article describes that technique and its effectiveness.     

Utilizing Web‐based Databases to Introduce Social Work Content in Research Statistics Courses

Masters level statistics is often not a course of choice for social work students. Teaching it in such a way that students' anxiety is reduced while facilitating their recognition of the importance of empirical knowledge in their social work practice and their need to have fundamental research skills, can be quite challenging. The purpose of this paper is to introduce a pedagogical tool used in a course on bivariate statistics that involves students throughout the semester in the process of developing and testing their own hypotheses regarding fluctuations in reported hate crimes/capita by states (as reported by the Federal Bureau of Investigation). This technique provides continuity throughout the semester and is easily adapted to other issues equally important to social work. The data's unintuitive findings that disagree with most students' hypotheses also challenges students to consider methodological issues and the validity of the data. Because most students do not have a strong knowledge base of hate crimes, students often have to grapple with how their own preconceptions might bias their understanding of an issue and potentially their work with a client or client system. From an instructional standpoint, the method is contained and manageable, and the data are easily accessible.     

Learning Style Preferences of Undergraduate Social Work Students

It has been identified that undergraduate social work students have distinctive learning needs. The purpose of this study was to investigate the learning style preferences of a group of undergraduate social work students enrolled at a large Australian university. The Kolb Learning Style Inventory, Index of Learning Styles and Success Types Learning Style Type Indicator was distributed to 606 students enrolled in an undergraduate social work degree at one metropolitan Australian university. A total of 116 questionnaires were returned, providing a response rate of 19.14%. The results indicated that converging and assimilating, intuitive and sensing, thinking, judging and perceiving learning styles were favoured by this group of social work students. It is recommended that educators understand and take into consideration the learning style preferences of undergraduate social work students when developing curricula and evaluating teaching approaches, especially when planning and implementing education initiatives. This will help create effective learning environments, appropriate learning opportunities and a contemporary curriculum for social work students.