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宋冬冬 《荆门职业技术学院学报》2008,23(10)
随着叙事研究逐渐透入到德育研究领域,回归教育生活、唤醒问题意识、反思教育过程、沟通理论与实践成为德育叙事的理想追求。然而它的发展并非一帆风顺,而是面临着叙事视野狭窄化、叙事主体单一化、叙事内容浅薄化、叙事情节虚拟化等弊病。文章立足德育本真,回归生活教育扩大研究视野,选择适合学生发展的叙事内容,关注真实教育事件,以促进德育叙事的健康发展。 相似文献
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教育叙事研究是教育者通过讲述教育故事,体悟教育真谛的一种研究方法,具有普适性、现实针对性、灵活性、多样性等特点。教育叙事研究包括教育故事的选择,对教育故事的反思和撰写几个基本环节。 相似文献
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王彦 《广西师范大学学报(哲学社会科学版)》2008,44(2):88-93
随着叙事研究的复兴,强调扎根于教育现场,关注每一个个体生命意义体验的叙事取向的教育社会学研究,成为了教育社会学领域中的一种重要研究范式.尽管叙事教育社会学研究是从叙事学、文艺理论中借鉴过来的,但叙事教育社会学研究却有着自己独特的研究视野.叙事教育社会学研究过程的实质就是从教育现场到研究者在教育现场中形成的现场文本再到凸显研究者意识的研究文本的转换的过程,在这一过程中,声音与签字即是研究者意识的具体呈现方式. 相似文献
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教育研究愈来愈倾向由探究普适性的教育规律转向寻求情景化的教育意义，正是基于此教育范式转型的背景下，叙事研究以其独特的研究视角，逐渐步入教育研究的殿堂，改变着教育研究的样式。本文试图通过对叙事研究法的内涵及实践层面问题的分析，为教育研究纳入更广泛的声音，提供更宽广的研究视野。 相似文献
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教育叙事是讲有关教育的故事,它是教育主体叙述教育教学中真实情境的过程,其实质是通过讲述教育故事,体悟教育真谛的研究方法。"教育"是这种写作形式的内容,其他非教育内容的"叙事"不属于"教育叙事";"叙事"是这种写作形式的行文方式,有日记、书信乃至课 相似文献
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思想政治教育本就是一种政治叙事。从叙事学角度理解思想政治教育,是当前思想政治教育基本理论研究的应有之义与学科交叉研究的创新方向。为此,应首先把握思想政治教育学的叙事学基础性论证,而其历史发展、体系结构与理论使命则是基础性论证中的重要内容。从历史发展角度看,思想政治教育学的叙事是从借鉴教育叙事的研究方法为起点,逐步演进为一种质性研究方法并应用于特定的教育教学过程,进而在成为一种信息交流的思想政治教育叙事研究的发展样态中日趋成熟。从体系结构角度分析,思想政治教育学的叙事性维度已经基本实现了要素化,呈现出研究对象、研究内容、研究方法与研究目标等四个基本维度的整合与统筹。从现实变革的实践挑战看,思想政治教育叙事发生的逻辑和运行的机理仍有待理清,其分析进路中理解思维、动力驱动、学术框架、实践效能、价值旨归等基本问题尚需阐明。 相似文献
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随着图像生产与数字技术的勃兴,图像叙事成为主流意识形态的新型叙事方式,在爱国主义教育中发挥着越来越重要的作用。图像叙事的可视性有利于爱国主义教育内容具体化;生动性有利于增强爱国主义教育吸引力;渗透性有利于提升爱国主义教育感召力。与此同时,存在图像叙事“娱乐化”学习与爱国主义教育政治性的矛盾、“碎片化”学习与爱国主义教育系统性的矛盾、图像叙事主体素养匮乏与爱国主义教育需要的矛盾。从加强防范治理,强化图像叙事价值引领;落实教育培训,提升大众图像叙事素养;助力改革创新,优化图像叙事话语表达三个方面纾解爱国主义教育图像叙事的困境。 相似文献
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人的现代性困境是当前现代性困境中最值得审视和反思的。商品经济的充分发展带来人的物化,是人的现代性困境的症结所在。人的现代性困境,一定程度上导致了思想政治教育宏大叙事的生存危机。思想政治教育只有实现从宏大叙事向平凡叙事的转换,才能落实以人为本的价值理念,增强思想政治教育实效性。 相似文献
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学校德育研究方法的新取向--德育叙事研究 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
徐燕 《成都教育学院学报》2005,19(9):80-82
近年来,叙事研究在我国教育研究领域兴起,并逐渐渗透到学校德育领域.德育叙事研究是德育经验的理论方式,它有自己鲜明的研究特点,能够弥补其他研究范式的缺陷.在德育研究领域开展叙事研究有其现实的必要性与可能性,因而是一种值得提倡的研究方法. 相似文献
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王先荣 《安庆师范学院学报(社会科学版)》2008,27(6):69-71
随着基础教育新课程改革的推进,教师专业发展受到越来越多的关注,教育叙事研究已成为我国中小学英语教师反思教育实践、促进专业发展的有效途径。教育叙事中英语教师要反思教育行为、反思教育信念、反思教育理论。教师需要以问题为主线,重视教学中的问题解决;以反思为内核,反观自我、启示他人。 相似文献
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叙事研究在大学生思想政治教育研究中的运用 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
徐燕 《重庆第二师范学院学报》2007,20(4):103-105
大学生思想政治教育研究中的叙事研究是思想政治教育经验的理论方式,有其鲜明的研究特点,能够弥补其他研究范式的缺陷。运用叙事研究有其现实的必要性与可能性,因而是一种值得提倡的研究方法。 相似文献
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Mark Taylor 《Irish Educational Studies》2018,37(2):227-241
Narrative inquiry as a methodological approach enables us to examine how people represent their experiences and selves through storytelling (Chase, S. E. 2005. ‘Narrative Inquiry: Multiple Lenses, Approaches, Voices.’ In The Sage Handbook of Qualitative Research, edited by N. Denzin and Y. Lincoln, 651–679. London: Sage). To understand these constructions, other kinds of knowledge are required. Theories of social life, for example, help to interpret areas which narrative inquiry is good at revealing about human experiences such as the animation of temporality, sociality and place (Clandinin, J., V. Caine, A. Estefan, J. Huber, M. S. Murphy, and P. Steeves. 2015. ‘Places of Practice: Learning to Think Narratively.’ Narrative Works 5 (1). Accessed November 30, 2017. https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/NW/issue/view/1799). Drawing on interviews with practice educators and final-year undergraduate early childhood education and care (ECEC) students in North-West Ireland, this paper considers how narrative inquiry and education theories work together to illuminate key learning experiences of ECEC undergraduate students during 12-week practice placements. In this paper I attempt to show how two education theories – ‘Threshold Concepts’ and ‘Communities of Practice’ – shed light on the nature of these key learning experiences. The paper suggests that narrative inquiry offers an emancipatory research approach by uncovering human and reflective elements of learning journeys made by ECEC students during their practice placements. 相似文献
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本专题除了对主题的介绍性论文,还收录了三篇一线教师的叙事,均来自北京教科院德育中心举办的、为期一年的第三期教育行动研究工作坊中的叙事行动研究班。作为指导教师,笔者目睹了一大批教师在做叙事行动研究中的专业成长,这三篇文章就是其中的代表。本文意在介绍为什么将叙事探究转换为叙事行动研究,这两种路径有什么区别,教师们在叙事行动研究中获得了什么成长以及这种成长的发生需要什么条件。通过分析教师的参与过程和研究结果发现,相比叙事探究,叙事行动研究在教师公开发声、改变心智模式的基础之上,还需要触及学校场域中人们惯习的改变,其风险和挑战更大。通过本次工作坊的初步尝试,教师对叙事主题的认识更加准确,对主题的反思更加深刻,减少了自己的自责和内疚感,而且能够采取行动改变现状。促使教师如此成长的条件包括教师敢于暴露自己的"顽症",创设安全、开放的学习氛围,及时分享相关理论,形成相互支持的学习共同体以及获得学校的理解和支持。教育行政部门和教育研究者应关注教师的专业成长,为诸如叙事行动研究之类的教师专业发展活动提供更加有力的支持。 相似文献
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René Galindo 《The Urban Review》2007,39(3):251-280
The research area of teacher narrative inquiry has identified links between the personal and professional identities of teachers.
Although teacher narrative inquiry takes narrative texts as its data, insufficient attention has been given to the functions
of narratives as forms of discourse that are utilized in the construction of identity. In the present study, the concept of
narrative identity guided the analysis of a Chicana teacher’s personal experience narratives. The analysis of six narratives
told during interviews conducted across a year’s time examined how the voices in the narratives, communicated through reported
speech, represented the relational, discursive, and ideological social worlds within which the Chicana teacher’s occupational
identity was shaped. The reported speech in the Chicana teacher’s narratives quoted the voices of significant Others, such
as her family members and the parents of her students. The Chicana teacher’s narratives crafted her response to the tensions
and challenges that these voices represented to her emerging occupational identity as a bilingual education teacher. In her
narratives, the Chicana teacher also constructed continuity across the distinct phases of her occupational identity as a bilingual
teacher that included transitions from college student, to novice bilingual teacher, to experienced bilingual teacher.
René Galindo is an Associate Professor in the School of Education and Human Development at the University of Colorado at Denver
and has a Ph.D. from The Ohio State University. His recent publications on language policy, bilingual education, and immigration
politics have appeared in the Harvard Latino Law Review, The Journal of Latinos and Education, and Latino Studies. 相似文献
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Bonnie Thompson Long 《Irish Educational Studies》2018,37(2):205-225
This paper describes the conceptualisation and appropriation of narrative in the design of digital storytelling technology (DST), to augment reflective practice among Irish pre-service teachers. Reflective practice remains a predominant professional formation component of programmes of teacher education. In this key developmental activity, teacher education traditionally privileges written reflections, e.g. pro forma post-lesson evaluations and essays. Our aim in this research was to supplement, not supplant, these important written reflective modalities, and by doing so, open up a wider set of possibilities for using narrative and technology to support creative, potentially transformative reflection on practice. We have been inspired significantly in this DST work by Bruner’s ([2002]. Making Stories: Law, Literature, Life. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press) functional view of narrative inquiry – that storytelling serves as the principal, foundational means by which we form our identities, relate to others and make sense of our place in the world. We thus sought to explore how innovative storytelling designs, combined with, and augmented by digital technology, might afford new narrative inquiry possibilities for pre-service students to conceptualise, create and collaborate in their early-career, reflective practices. This paper presents R-NEST, the educational design we developed in a principled and participatory fashion over 3 years, collaboratively with 323 student teachers. We trace the narrative of the development and refinement of the bespoke R-NEST design, illustrated with analysis of an exemplar, student-designed digital story. The paper concludes with insights regarding the creative, reflective use of DST, suggesting potentially wide scope for this mode of narrative technology in education. 相似文献
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Change,Changing, and Being Changed: A study of self in the throes of multiple accountability demands
《Studying Teacher Education》2013,9(1):63-73
Using the narrative inquiry research method, this self-study of my teacher education practices examines the influence of four simultaneous accountability reviews – a national accreditation review, a regional accreditation review, a university system review, and local campus review – on my personal experiences and identity within academia. The inquiry offers a public view of private practice, explores the hidden curriculum of the accountability phenomenon, reveals cover stories individually and collectively lived, and illuminates how my knowledge of accountability increased. Drawing on evidence excerpted from journal entries, work samples, historical documents and meeting notes, I reconstruct a series of changes concerning human subjects reviews, course syllabi requirements, student assignments, grading procedures and personal productivity. The self inquiry reveals individual and institutional compromises that were made to achieve acceptable measures of success as determined by external agencies. Most of all, hard lessons learned amid multiple accountability agendas are brought to the forefront for discussion and analysis. The accumulation of self-studies such as this helps to show the nature of the accountability phenomenon and its pernicious impact on teacher educators' work and personal images of teaching. Such studies demonstrate how desperately productive change is needed in the fields of teaching and teacher education. 相似文献