教师职业动机探微

教师职业动机是直接推动教师从事教育教学活动以满足教师某种心理需要的内部心理状态。教师职业动机分为 :职业兴趣、教学效能感、外部目的、职业价值观。外部强化可以激发教师职业动机 ,但应注意外部强化的控制行为功能和提供信息功能的相对强度。     

社会转型期人文精神的建构

伴随着社会转型期人文精神出现了一定程度的危机,主要表现在思想真空、文化多元、信仰危机、价值错位。本文试对其原因进行分析,并提出了人文精神重建的原则,探索了人伦重建、情感重建、信仰重建、价值重建等四个方面的重建工作。     

英语情景教学方法初探

情景是一种生活的场面。情景教学能激发学生的学习兴趣与求知欲,调动学习积极性,促进学生语言表达能力的发挥,从而提高教学效果。将情景教学渗透到教学方案中,采取各种生动具体的做法,激发学生的兴趣和课堂的氛围,就会收到意想不到的效果。     

关于"体育社会问题"的辨析

体育社会学作为一门新兴的学科，已日趋成熟．其主要内容之一，是研究和解决体育社会问题，然而什么是体育社会问题，目前理论界尚无定论．该通过分析，指出了体育社会问题的两重属性：通性——危害社会秩序；特性——影响体育发展．同时尝试给出体育社会问题的定义，以供参考讨论．     

社会转型时代的管理创新

人类社会已经步入了 2 1世纪 ,我们正处在社会的转型时代。知识经济的步步紧逼 ,无时无刻不在激励着人们在社会生产经营等各项活动中不断创新。管理的创新则是创新的灵魂。对创新资源的深入发掘 ,引出了我们对社会转型时代管理创新的内涵、原则、方法的讨论     

开发初中英语后进生非智力因素初探

从分析初中英语教学现状入手 ,探讨开发后进生非智力因素的内因和外因 ,指出要在学生主体和教师主导两方面下功夫     

L'Intervention Sociologique After Twenty-Five Years: Can It Translate into English?

The sociological intervention is a research method developed in France by Alain Touraine in 1976 to explore social movement action. Since then it has undergone significant development, both in terms of the type of social experience explored and the broader research program framing it. Despite its importance, the intervention remains little known and virtually untested within English-language sociology. This article examines key dimensions of this research method through discussing several examples, and argues that the intervention has much to offer English-language sociologists concerned with questions of agency and reflexivity, relationship, narrative and experience.     

Hearts and Minds and Morality: Analyzing Moral Vocabularies in Qualitative Studies

A strategy of analyzing the moral vocabulary of a social movement or subculture is proposed by which ethnographies and other qualitative works may place the moral and ethical concepts used by respondents into a broader sociological context. Through examining the moral resources, the status hierarchy which the specific moral resources within a given moral vocabulary form, and the historical and cultural contexts within which these moral resources exist, it is argued that it becomes possible to analyze and anticipate the moral claims and form of discourse which will be produced by a specific movement and/or subculture. It is also argued that this method may be used to predict how the opposition to a movement and/or subculture is perceived through the formation of an antithetical moral vocabulary.     

Global Visions: Global Civil Society and the Lessons of European Environmentalism

To illuminate the obstacles to the development of a global civil society, the experience of the most developed transnational social movement—the environmental movement—in the most developed supranational political system—the European Union—is considered. National differences are shown to be persistent and there is little evidence of Europeanization. It is argued that the impediments to the development of a global civil society are yet greater and that, despite the advent of antiglobalization protests, global civil society remains an aspiration rather thanan accomplished fact