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毛文婷 《教学月刊(小学版)》2011,(6):53-55
课程标准是确定一定学段的课程水平及课程结构的纲领性文件。笔者仔细研究了韩国教育厅颁发的《科学课程标准》,又亲身体验了中韩两国的小学科学课堂教学,由此引发了一些思考。韩国早在上世纪80年代就完全普及了初等义务教育,现在已经完成了第七次教育改革,这次改革更注重学生的个性发展,更强调教育的连续性和实 相似文献
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根据教育部2002年颁布的《全日制普通高级中学课程计划》和《全日制普通高级中学物理教学大纲》修订而成的《全日制普通高级中学教科书（物理）》教材，从教材的编写目的来看，不仅可以帮助学生掌握“双基”，还可以促进学生德智体全面发展，特别是培养学生的创新精神、实践能力、终生学习的能力和适应社会生活的能力。此外，处理好教材内容，对培养学生的科学探究能力也有非常重要的意义。 相似文献
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注意教学过程 培养科学方法 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
科学方法是人们在科学研究中所遵循的途径和所运用的各种方式及手段的总称。在高一教学中要求学生全面掌握科学方法有一定难度，但教给学生一些初步的科学学习方法是很有必要的。本文就全日制普通高级中学教科书（试验修订本、必修）《化学》第一册教学过程中如何培养学生的科学方法作一些初步探讨。 相似文献
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自1985年以来,全国高级中学和普通高校已经基本全面开展学生军事训练,其涉及的人力和物力之广泛,影响之深刻,是学校其他教育活动难以企及的。但是,学生军事训练虽已普及,却难以深入有效,并且争议日益增多。其重要原因之一是指导学生军事训练的理论研究体系没有完全建立起来。根据现有的理论研究基础和学生军事训练实践发展的需要,科学预测学生军事训练理论研究的发展方向和范畴,对促进学生军事训练理论研究的深入,完善学生军事训练理论体系,从而对促进科学指导学生军事训练工作的实施将具有十分重要的意义。 相似文献
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适应21世纪社会的发展,适应21世纪培养一代高素质新人的要求,寄宿制高级中学语文教学应该率先解决高耗低效的问题,全面提高学生的语文素质。我认为寄宿制高级中学语文教学应当是现代化的科学的语文素质教育,即:致力于发展、提 相似文献
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<正>一、背景《全日制普通高级中学英语教学大纲》规定:"全日制高级中学英语教学的目的,是在义务教育的基础上,巩固、扩大学生的基础知识,发展听、说、读、写的基本技能,侧重培养阅读能力,并使学生获得一定的自学能力。"同时,阅读理解是 相似文献
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为进一步适应社会发展需要,着重培养学生运用英语进行交际的能力,《全日制高级中学英语教学大纲》（初审稿）指出：“全日制高级中学英语教学的目的,是在义务教育初中英语教学的基础上,巩固、扩大学生的基础知识,发展听、说、读、写的基本技能,培养在口头上和书面上初步运用英语进行交际的能力,侧重培养阅读能力,并使学生获得一定的自学能力,为继续学习和运用英语切实打好基础。” 相似文献
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普通高级中学音乐教育作为校园文化建设的重要组成部分和审美教育的重要途径正越来越受到人们的重视.高级中学音乐教学的责任,不是培养音乐方面的专业人才,而是教会学生从审美的角度欣赏、鉴别和创造音乐美,使他们形成良好的审美意识和高尚的审美情趣,从而达到陶冶情操、提高素质的最终目的.当前在高级中学音乐教学过程中,教师要理论与实践相结合,时音乐作品进行科学的理性分析和诠释,运用多媒体、网络教学结合传统音乐教学方法传播音乐艺术知识、指导音乐欣赏,以提高学生的艺术品味,培养学生的高尚情操,促进学生综合素质的全面发展. 相似文献
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浅谈高中英语教学导入 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
《全日制普通高级中学英语教学大纲》中明确指出:“全日制高级中学英语教学的目的是在义务教育初中英语教学的基础上,巩固、扩大学生的基础知识,发展听、说、读、写的基本技能,培养在口头上和书面上初步运用英语进行交际的能力,侧重培养阅读能力,并使学生获得一定的自学能力,为继续学习和运用英语切 相似文献
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《当代教育理论与实践》2014,(3):F0002-F0002,F0003
正湖南省示范性高级中学湘潭县第一中学,自1946年创办以来,历经68年的发展,九易校名,1999年晋升为湖南省示范性普通高级中学现在校学生4 615人,教学班72个,教职员工302人,学校坚持"以学生发展为本,以教师发展为本,以学校发展为本,为学生终身发展奠基"的办学理念,实施"精细管理、内涵发展"的治校策略,进而实现"全市领先,全省一流,国内知名,国际接轨"的整体办学目标。目前,湘潭县一中已经被打造成了湘潭地区最具影响力、最具人气、教学质量最好的高级中学,连续15年教育教学综合评价均居 相似文献
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The differences between US (Ohio) gifted and talented high school students and South Korean gifted and talented high school students on the Overexcitabilities Questionnaire II (OEQ II) were investigated. The OEQ II was administered to 227 Ohio identified gifted and talented high school students (M = 88, F = 139) and to 341 high school students from four specialized high schools (one for science, one for foreign language, and two for the arts) in Seoul, Korea (M = 117; F = 224). Multiple analysis of variance by gender and country revealed that Korean males and females scored higher in psychomotor OE and that US males and females scored higher in imaginational OE. No differences were found in intellectual OE, emotional OE, or sensual OE. 相似文献
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通过对208名初中数优生、数困生的问卷调查,考察两类初中生数学学习投入的特点及其影响因素。结果表明：（1）数困生的数学学习投入显著低于数优生;数优生与数困生的数学学习投入有不同的变化趋势：数优生的学习投入一直维持在较高水平,而数困生的学习投入随年级的升高在逐渐下降;数困生的情感投入水平比认知投入、行为投入更低;数学学习投入的性别差异不显著。（2）社会支持、数学观和数学自我效能感对数优生、数困生的数学学习投入均具有显著影响;社会支持对数学学习投入既具有直接影响,同时也具有间接影响;数学观和数学自我效能感在社会支持和数学学习投入之间起着中介作用。 相似文献
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This article shares findings from a multilevel analytic induction of administrators, teachers, and gifted students within specialized science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) schools about their beliefs regarding the role of standards and standardized tests in the education of gifted learners. Sharing results from a cross-case analysis of six schools, we explore the ways in which student experiences of standards-based learning differ from the perceptions of their teachers and school administrators. We found that there is no consensus across administrators, teachers, and students regarding the impact that standards have in the educational process or on outcomes within specialized STEM schools, though all community members value and seek to create deep learning opportunities for students. 相似文献
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Kyong Mi Choi 《理论付诸实践》2014,53(1):25-32
The admission process and curriculum for gifted students are crucial because they provide opportunities to explore (OTE) for gifted science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) students. Korean specialized STEM schools, science academies (SAs) and science high schools (SHSs), claim that their screening process and curricula are based on their educational philosophy and goals. This article examines how SAs and SHSs make efforts to offer OTE in STEM disciplines by controlling the admission process and curriculum. It is found that SAs have enough flexibility in providing OTE that emphasize creativity. SHSs, however, are limited in providing such OTE and instead value high achievement more. 相似文献
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《Journal of School Choice》2013,7(4):13-25
Abstract State residential schools specializing in mathematics and science are schools of choice for gifted young people who are interested in pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Fourteen states have such schools supported by state funding. These schools offer educational opportunities for high school young people who are ready for more advanced learning opportunities than are available in their home high schools. These specialized schools provide learning environments for engaging in high-level study and research. This article highlights policies establishing these schools and that guided their implementation as schools of choice. 相似文献
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Project Ga‐GEMS (Georgia's Project for Gifted Education in Math and Science) viewed the effect that placement in an integrated, hands‐on mathematics and science curriculum had on the achievement of academically talented high school students. For a two‐year period of time, students gifted in the areas of mathematics and science participated in a curriculum which incorporated higher‐level thinking skills and more real life laboratory experiences into mutually reinforcing mathematics and science lessons. After the conclusion of the two‐year program, Ga‐GEMS participants and a control group were given the mathematics and science sections of the ACT as they exited the tenth grade. The Ga‐GEMS students scored significantly higher on the Science Math Total, Pre‐Algebra/Elementary Algebra, Intermediate Algebra/Coordinate Geometry and Plane Geometry/Trigonometry sections of the ACT. To determine if the Ga‐GEMS students retained their higher scores throughout high school the SAT scores of both groups were compared as the students exited high school. Significant differences in the areas of total score and mathematics were noted. This study lends support for the use of a differentiated curriculum for educating gifted students in science and mathematics. 相似文献
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Historically, the mission of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) schools emphasized providing gifted and talented students with advanced STEM coursework. However, a newer type of STEM school is emerging in the United States: inclusive STEM high schools (ISHSs). ISHSs have open enrollment and are focused on preparing underrepresented youth for the successful pursuit of advanced STEM studies. They promise to provide a critical mass of nontraditional STEM students, defying stereotypes about who does STEM and creating positive STEM identities. In this article, we advance a conceptual framework designed to systematically capture the qualities of ISHSs that can provide exciting new possibilities for students and communities. An iterative review of the literature suggests 10 critical components that may work together across 3 dimensions: design, implementation, and outcomes. Our goal is to apply this framework in various school models to better understand the opportunity structures that emerge and to create a theory of action of ISHSs. 相似文献
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《Journal of School Choice》2013,7(4):63-76
Abstract This study compares achievement levels for high ability students attending charter schools and students in traditional public schools in Georgia. Researchers examined student achievement (as assessed by the state's Criterion-Referenced Competency Tests) using three comparison groups: students in the closest traditional schools with similar grade levels, schools with similar demographics, and comprehensive school reform schools. Hierarchical loglinear analysis was used to determine the impact of school type and student demographic variables on student achievement mobility (i.e., the degree to which students, from 2004 to 2005, moved into or out of the top 10% of each grade level on the CRT mathematics subtest). Results for the first comparison did not provide evidence of a significant relationship between school type and achievement mobility, but results for the second and third comparisons suggest that Black students generally experienced positive or neutral achievement mobility in traditional schools and negative mobility in charter schools; White students generally saw negative achievement mobility in traditional schools and neutral to positive mobility in charter schools. Implications for the study of gifted education and gifted students within charter schools are discussed. 相似文献
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Leah D. Pride 《理论付诸实践》2014,53(1):41-47
All science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) educators working in urban public school systems are expected to provide opportunities for students to develop foundational scientific literacy skills in mathematics and science learning. However, the demands on STEM educators teaching the “gifted” or “high-performing” students attending STEM-focused schools are much higher. Educators are expected to motivate, nurture, and propel the intrinsic or earned abilities these students possess. This article shares teaching- and learning-informed stories of a STEM educator (the author) and her students attending New York City Specialized High School for the Sciences. The goal is to document the complexities surrounding the notion of a gifted mindset: first from the author's own experiences as a female scientist and person of color and second from the narratives of the students. Teaching and learning within a prestigious public school for the sciences comes with many narratives of challenge and triumph. The learning stories of empowered students reveal that they desire opportunities in the STEM classroom for meaningful learning. Students who want to take ownership in their learning will find a way to appropriate meaningful learning, even in restrictive classrooms. Learning stories, as a theoretical framework and narrative assessment tool, are particularly useful in contextualizing the multi-dimensional aspects of being a STEM professional in education. 相似文献