大学英语视听说翻转课堂教学模式的构建与实施

“翻转课堂”,即将知识传授和知识内化的顺序颠倒安排。知识传授由学生在课前自主完成,知识内化则放到课堂上实现,即从“课堂授课听讲+课后完成作业”转变为“课前自主学习+课堂协作探究”。从分析当前大学英语视听说的教学现状入手,阐述了以TBLT为基础的英语视听说翻转课堂的构建与实施,并进一步指出这种新型教学模式所带来的优势和挑战,以期为大学英语视听说教学更为合理、有效地利用翻转课堂模式提供一定的借鉴和参考。     

试论党的思想路线与马克思主义中国化的内在联系

中国共产党正是以思想路线的坚持、发展与创新为动力不断推进着马克思主义中国化的历史进程,创立了一个又一个伟大理论成果。从逻辑和历史的角度进一步厘清党的思想路线与马克思主义中国化的内在联系,对于继续推进马克思主义中国化的伟大事业至关重要。党的思想路线是马克思主义中国化的哲学基础,党的思想路线是马克思主义中国化的生命线,党的思想路线创新是马克思主义中国化的精神动力。     

人是来自自然的乌托邦生物——论恩斯特·布洛赫的哲学人类学思想

与传统的哲学人类学思想不同,布洛赫哲学人类学思想的基础是新的存在论,即"尚未存在的存在论".根据马克思<关于费尔巴哈的提纲>的第11条命题,布洛赫把人的本质规定的两方面,即人的本质的可能性、任务与人的本质的隐匿性、鸟托邦特性有机地结合起来,由此揭示了人类生活关系的规范一实践取向以及历史过程和世界过程在人与世界的本质形成中的独特地位和作用.     

古代书院实施大学教育的教学组织形式

始于中唐以后的民间具有教学功能的书院 ,是实施古代大学教育的学院。古代大学“皆用口授”的教学方式向生徒可“视简而诵”的转变是古代大学教学发展史上的重要飞跃。书院一开始就有补于官写“废坏”在数量上的不足和“皆用口授”在方法上的不足 ;书院在宋代与说学的结合则又使其在内容和教学指导思想上有了新的发展。书院在实行导师全面负责的教学制度下采取了教师升堂讲说 ,生徒个人读书、作业、自修 ,师生质疑问难 ,学友互相切磋。　展礼仪、优游山川 ,组织讲会、文会、诗会 ,以小考核、课试等教学组织形式。书院并将德行的修养当作学习的最高目标。书院的教学经验和理性思考中的许多问题对今天教育理论研究和实际工作均会有所帮助     

Integrating Analysis and Communication Skills into the Decision Science Curriculum*

The teaching of decision sciences presupposes that careful attention is directed toward improving students' critical thinking and analytical skills. This paper presents an approach to teaching quantitative methods classes that focuses on developing student skills in the areas of analytical and critical thinking through written and oral communication. The approach requires very little additional instructor preparation time and does not require the instructor to make major changes in either the content or organization of the course. While the instructor's investment is minimal, the benefits to the students appear to be substantial.     

包头师范学院有机化学实验教学改革探索

本文介绍了有机化学实验课程教学中存在的问题,初步探讨了包头师范学院化学、应用化学专业在有机化学实验教学过程中对实验教学内容、实验教学方式、实验室三废处理、学生成绩评定等方面进行的改革以及取得的成果。     

包头师范学院公共体育课教学模式改革的研究

目前我国各高校对公共体育课教学的改革以深入展开,其中公共体育教学模式的改革已是研究的热点问题之一。本文根据国内外研究现状及趋势结合我校的实际教学状况探讨我校公共体育教学改革的新思路,并在此研究的基础上,尝试构建新的,更为有效、合理的教学模式。此研究对于探讨有效开展大学体育新教改理念的教学实践活动提供理论依据和具体的教学应用技术,无疑具有重要的实践意义。     

INSTRUCTING OPERATIONS DESIGN: AN EXPERIENTIAL APPROACH

Teaching an operations design course has major pedagogical challenges. (1) The design topics—output, process, facility, and work design—are necessarily taught sequentially, yet the decisions are integrative. (2) Instruction must be generic to service or product producers. (3) Discussing output design is difficult since students typically have had no exposure to the “product language” of engineering graphics. (4) No text is available which examines in sufficient depth all the operations design decisions. (5) Cases necessarily depict historical situations—process technologies and economic data—while operations managers must plan future directions for their productive systems. (6) While the commercial world contains fresh information and data, students are inexperienced in obtaining knowledge from the real world. (7) While the course presents an operations management perspective, students must recognize the information, data, and cooperation necessary from the other functional areas to successfully complete the operations design. To help overcome these seven pedagogical challenges, the students in the undergraduate and graduate operation design courses complete a comprehensive feasibility study for a new product or service and the entire productive system.     

Implementing Rigorous Survey Methodology within Contexts of Social Work Education,Training and Practice: A Case Study in Substance Use

With the integration of evidence-based practice central to all areas of social work education and training across the globe, it is crucial that we continue to engage with the methodological challenges inherent in gathering this evidence, particularly when it is related to the nature of social work education itself. As a result, this paper addresses some of the methodological challenges involved in examining the education available to social workers on engaging with substance use, both within the social work academy and local authorities in England. Drawing on experiences of implementing large scale online surveys from three substantial research projects completed by the authors, this paper highlights four methodological themes: (1) Constructing a representative sampling frame; (2) Identifying participants within organisations with many departments; (3) Response rates; and (4) Questionnaire design. While these are familiar methodological considerations, this article draws attention to the specific complexities of gathering ‘representative’ knowledge to inform educational strategies on substance use within social work education and employment contexts. Finally this paper offers lessons learned and guidance for social work academics, students and practitioners who are minded to build, or draw from, an evidence-base using representative samples from and within these environments.     

Action Learning in the Indian Village as an Alternative to the Traditional Field Practicum in the Foundation Year of the MSW

This paper captures the experiences of the faculty members of a relatively new graduate social work program situated in the largely rural state of Haryana India in reframing the foundation year practicum through community-based and engaged action learning in small villages. Located within Bhagat Phool Singh Vishwavidyalaya (BPSMV), north India's first all women public university, the mission of which is to enhance women's engagement in the greater society through post-secondary, professional and character education, the department is educating social workers for community engagement in social development and in the development of women as an empowered group in society, particularly at the village level. Over a three-year period, the faculty has successfully launched and sustained action learning as an alternative to the traditional practicum in social work education, enhanced civic engagement among students and faculty in three rural villages, and further developed community social work as a principal focus of social work education in India. The paper offers a rationale for action learning in the graduate social work curriculum, describes and documents the department's strategy of action learning, and lays out lessons learned from action learning as a central focus of pedagogy, research, and service within BPSMV Department of Social Work and the rural villages it serves.