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Claus Nygaard 《Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education》2011,36(6):657-671
This paper aims to inspire stakeholders working with quality of higher education (such as members of study boards, study programme directors, curriculum developers and teachers) to critically consider their evaluation methods in relation to a focus on student learning. We argue that many of the existing methods of evaluation in higher education are underpinned by a conception of learning that is de‐contextualised. As a consequence, many data collection methods do not address aspects that affect students’ learning. This is problematic because the core aim of higher education is to facilitate student learning. We propose a contextualised evaluation methodology, guided by 10 key questions, which can help evaluators address concepts and questions of student learning in their evaluations. 相似文献
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Many undergraduate students in kinesiology are interested in clinical careers and seek research opportunities for advanced study and unique learning experiences. This article describes a process of engaging undergraduate students in a multi-disciplinary, National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded program project investigating factors that may affect pelvic floor support and symptoms in primiparous women during the first year postpartum. Students complete general and protocol-specific training prior to engagement, have specific tasks that reinforce skill development and require independence, and are invited to participate in additional opportunities with the investigative team. The topic of pelvic floor health is novel to most students and participation in this research expands their knowledge beyond a mainstream kinesiology curriculum. Institutionalizing this type of program could formalize undergraduate student research experiences and facilitate ongoing clinical research efforts with a kinesiology focus. 相似文献
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Uffe Thomas Jankvist 《Educational Studies in Mathematics》2009,71(3):235-261
This is a theoretical article proposing a way of organizing and structuring the discussion of why and how to use the history
of mathematics in the teaching and learning of mathematics, as well as the interrelations between the arguments for using
history and the approaches to doing so. The way of going about this is to propose two sets of categories in which to place
the arguments for using history (the “whys”) and the different approaches to doing this (the “hows”). The arguments for using
history are divided into two categories; history as a tool and history as a goal. The ways of using history are placed into
three categories of approaches: the illumination, the modules, and the history-based approaches. This categorization, along
with a discussion of the motivation for using history being one concerned with either the inner issues (in-issues) or the
metaperspective issues (meta-issues) of mathematics, provides a means of ordering the discussion of “whys” and “hows.”
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Uffe Thomas Jankvist 《Educational Studies in Mathematics》2010,74(1):53-74
This article discusses an empirical study on the use of history as a goal. A historical module is designed and implemented
in a Danish upper secondary class in order to study the students’ capabilities at engaging in meta-issue discussions and reflections
on mathematics and its history. Based on videos of the implementation, students’ hand-in essay assignments, questionnaires,
and follow-up interviews, the conditions, sense, and extent to which the students are able to perform such discussions and
reflections are analyzed using a described theoretical framework. 相似文献
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In this theoretical article, we aim at theorizing the old statement that mathematics teachers might profit from studying the history of mathematics. We do this by drawing upon the theoretical framework of mathematical knowledge for teaching (MKT). A selection of international studies on the history and pedagogy of mathematics is used as starting points for discussing how the different domains of teachers’ MKT—to a larger or smaller degree—can profit from the history of mathematics. 相似文献
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Uffe Thomas Jankvist 《Science & Education》2013,22(3):635-656
The article first investigates the basis for designing teaching activities dealing with aspects of history, applications, and philosophy of mathematics in unison by discussing and analyzing the different ‘whys’ and ‘hows’ of including these three dimensions in mathematics education. Based on the observation that a use of history, applications, and philosophy as a ‘goal’ is best realized through a modules approach, the article goes on to discuss how to actually design such teaching modules. It is argued that a use of primary original sources through a so-called guided reading along with a use of student essay assignments, which are suitable for bringing out relevant meta-issues of mathematics, is a sensible way of realizing a design encompassing the three dimensions. Two concrete teaching modules on aspects of the history, applications, and philosophy of mathematics—HAPh-modules—are outlined and the mathematical cases of these, graph theory and Boolean algebra, are described. Excerpts of student groups’ essays from actual implementations of these modules are displayed as illustrative examples of the possible effect such HAPh-modules may have on students’ development of an awareness regarding history, applications, and philosophy in relation to mathematics as a (scientific) discipline. 相似文献
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The paper addresses the apparent lack of impact of ‘history in mathematics education’ in mathematics education research in
general, and proposes new avenues for research. We identify two general scenarios of integrating history in mathematics education
that each gives rise to different problems. The first scenario occurs when history is used as a ‘tool’ for the learning and
teaching of mathematics, the second when history of mathematics as a ‘goal’ is pursued as an integral part of mathematics
education. We introduce a multiple-perspective approach to history, and suggest that research on history in mathematics education
follows one of two different avenues in dealing with these scenarios. The first is to focus on students’ development of mathematical
competencies when history is used a tool for the learning of curriculum-dictated mathematical in-issues. A framework for this
is described. Secondly, when using history as a goal it is argued that an anchoring of the meta-issues in the related in-issues
is essential, and a framework for this is given. Both frameworks are illustrated through empirical examples. 相似文献
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This article is written to inspire curriculum developers to centre their efforts on the learning processes of students. It
presents a learning-based paradigm for higher education and demonstrates the close relationship between curriculum development
and students’ learning processes. The article has three sections: Section “The role of higher education (HE) institutions”
presents a discussion of the role of higher education in the knowledge society. Section “Contextual learning” presents the
paradigm of contextual learning which we see as a useful foundation for curriculum development. Section “Curriculum development
in practice—the BETA course” shows how a particular course in Business Economic Theory and Analysis has been developed using
this paradigm. The article will be of interest to all academics interested in students’ learning processes but is especially
relevant to those responsible for curriculum development. 相似文献
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ABSTRACTElite cyclists have often a limited period of time available during their short preparation phase to focus on development of maximal strength; therefore, the purpose of the present study was to investigate the effect of 10-week heavy strength training on lean lower-body mass, leg strength, determinants of cycling performance and cycling performance in elite cyclists. Twelve cyclists performed heavy strength training and normal endurance training (E&S) while 8 other cyclists performed normal endurance training only (E). Following the intervention period E&S had a larger increase in maximal isometric half squat, mean power output during a 30-s Wingate sprint (P < 0.05) and a tendency towards larger improvement in power output at 4 mmol ? L?1 [la?] than E (P = 0.068). There were no significant difference between E&S and E in changes in 40-min all-out trial (4 ± 6% vs. ?1 ± 6%, respectively, P = 0.13). These beneficial effects may encourage elite cyclists to perform heavy strength training and the short period of only 10 weeks should make it executable even in the compressed training and competition schedule of elite cyclists. 相似文献