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Ariko Kawabata 《Children‘s Literature in Education》2006,37(2):125-131
Mary Norton’s The Borrowers has a complicated narrative framework, through which the story of the small people, the Borrowers, is told. Once we find that the embedded story is carefully set at the turn of the nineteenth century, parallels with Burnett’s The Secret Garden are recognized, in which a lonely Anglo-Indian child experiences some mysterious happenings in an old English country house. Sharing the cultural ambiguity and the sense of loss, both the Garden’s Mary and The Borrowers’ Boy tell stories. Comparing the two works, I will explore the specific cultural meaning of the life of an Anglo-Indian child, and how it relates to the theme of The Borrowers.
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Susanne Walan 《Education 3-13》2019,47(1):34-46
Earlier studies have discussed the usefulness of storytelling and hands-on activities when teaching young children science. However, few studies have investigated the use of the two methods in combination. This study reports on five pre-school teachers’ experience of combining storytelling and hands-on activities in teaching science and their perceived effects of the combination. Interviews with the teachers and a supplementary observation served as the data material, which was transformed into narratives and member-checked by the participating teachers. Some found the combination of methods important while others argued that hands-on activities were effective without the use of stories. The teachers’ enjoyment in adopting the combinatory method and their appreciation of the stories also made a difference. 相似文献
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Delia Baskerville 《Teaching and Teacher Education》2011,27(1):107-115
Educational research highlights the importance of positive teacher student relationships and recommends teachers adopt teaching strategies that are more culturally inclusive, and allow for reciprocal teaching and learning where student prior knowledge is legitimized. Participants in this study experienced such an approach. Through a storytelling process they fostered empathy, compassion, tolerance and respect for difference. This paper introduces four interrelated factors that enhanced participant understanding of themselves, others and cultural perspectives: developing the ways of working, establishing a caring supportive environment, privileging student voice through personal stories, and enhancing participant connectedness and relationship change. These results have potential relevance for teachers and teacher educators who face the challenge of catering for the learning needs of culturally diverse students in their classrooms. 相似文献
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Narratives are the heuristics the brain uses to make sense of the world. When they are embraced in teaching, they make the process more efficient, engaging and enjoyable for both students and instructors. While the insights of psychologists, neuroscientists and education researchers into the cognitive and affective mechanisms of meaning-making are not new, capitalizing on these insights in order to engage and instruct is part of a recent trend of evidence-based educational practices. This study is unique in that it uses a phenomenological methodology and semi-structured interviews with 19 academic librarians who teach in Canadian higher education institutions to determine what narrative tools or approaches they use, and to what extent these practices may enrich both their outcomes and their teaching praxis. The authors document the variety of ways in which librarians use narrative techniques instinctively, categorizing these teaching narratives into concepts with more granular themes. A purposeful use and reuse of these narrative techniques, the authors hope, will help inform librarian teaching and reflective practice. 相似文献
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Mari Boyle 《English in Education》1998,32(2):15-23
Stories are used considerably in early years education to develop various aspects of both language and conceptual learning. What follows is an analysis of how one storytelling experience in a Y1 classroom for pupils aged 5–6 provided a whole range of opportunities for developing relevant and meaningful learning, particularly for bilingual learners. The power of the story-telling experience lies in the fact that the story itself becomes the focus, rather than its use as a tool to develop reading skills or new concepts. 相似文献
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Fiona Collins 《English in Education》1996,30(3):38-47
Storytelling is one of the oldest forms of education. The National Oracy Project and the National Curriculum's emphasis on Speaking and Listening have given fresh relevance to this ancient practice. Meanwhile, storytelling as an art form is experiencing a revival in Britain. This article reports on the views of storytellers on children's work with stories, and offers many ideas to teachers on effective ways to tap into the oral tradition. 相似文献
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我国台湾地区开展讲故事活动的时间较早。此项活动对儿童阅读和亲子阅读的推广有非常显著的成效,得到了政府、学校、图书馆及民间志愿者团体的广泛参与。公共图书馆在其中发挥了尤为重要的作用,为讲故事活动提供了故事屋和故事馆等专属活动场所和丰富的故事绘本资源,为"故事妈妈"等讲故事人才举办了可持续的培训,并且为此活动增添了丰富多样的形式,有效地提升了社会阅读风气。台湾地区讲故事活动的经验值得大陆地区借鉴。 相似文献
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目的：探索生理课程理论知识的教学“数字故事”化对学生兴趣和成绩的影响。方法：“数字故事”引入之后,观察教学活动中老师与学生的总体表现和各方的评价、意见,结合问卷调查和考试成绩,将信息与过去未引入数字故事时的考核成绩对比分析。结果：1）问卷结果显示学生对今后的教学中继续引入数字故事非常期待。2）已制作成序论、消化、感觉器官的数字故事PPT共计4个,教学期间学生自主制作的数字故事PPT共计31个。3）对比两个年级学生的生理学期末考试班级平均分,应用数字故事教学的年级各班平均分数有较明显提高。结论：“数字故事”化的教学课件可以有效激发学生主动学习的兴趣,更好地掌握理论知识,对理论知识的记忆也更持久。 相似文献
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Ray W. Cooksey 《The Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension》2013,19(3):283-295
Abstract In this paper, I argue that research and development organizations (R&DOs) have particular perspectives on what counts as an innovation whereas the potential adopting users usually have quite different often diverse perspectives. If these ‘worldviews’ do not overlap or speak to each other, then what R&DOs consider innovative might constitute a waste of time and resources from the potential users' perspective, thereby negating the entire adoption process. Using complex systems theory and storytelling concepts, I argue that innovation emerges from the confluence of diverse stories. If, however, the dominant perspectives informing these stories originate from within an R&DO (in-house storytelling), then innovation will occur in a vacuum. Stories from potential adoption contexts external to an R&DO (out-of-house storytelling) need to be integrated into the innovation process at all stages whereupon out-of-house stories are actively sought out and brought into the R&DO (inward flow) and in-house stories are actively shared within relevant external contexts (outward flow). Juxtaposing in-house and out-of-house stories provides a co-evolving emergent pathway for innovation. The R&DO focuses its energy on needs/issues highlighted in out-of-house stories, thereby co-constructing the context for innovation and potential adoption. Those providing out-of-house stories become primed for innovation through an understanding of in-house stories, thereby co-constructing the adoption context. This paper integrates complex systems and storytelling concepts to provide a unique perspective on the innovation process; a process that explicitly harnesses the complex interactive dynamics between R&DOs and adopter contexts. 相似文献
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Jacqueline Harrett 《Early Years: An International Journal of Research and Development》2002,22(1):19-26
This is a small-scale piece of research undertaken in two mixed-age infant classrooms in an inner city multicultural primary school with a mixed socio-economic background. The dataset which consisted of 38 recorded stories from 32 children, was collected during a 4-month period. It forms part of a larger study that is still in progress. The research evidence highlights the lack of vivacity in many of the personal stories recounted by the children and possible reasons for this. Analysis of the stories shows some common patterns and reflects on the time given to children, in an increasingly demanding curriculum, for personal storytelling. It concludes that the ability to recount personal history is important for oracy development. 相似文献