激情点燃课堂 激发学习兴趣

在地理课堂教学中,教师要富有激情。有激情,才能调动学生的学习情感,激发学生的学习热情。地理学科内容丰富,上至天文,下至地理。地理景观千姿百态、五彩缤纷、神奇迷人。在结合多媒体技术呈现这些现象的同时,教师饱含感情的语言、神采飞扬的表隋、声情并茂的讲解都会感染学生,使学生产生兴奋的情绪,提高学习积极性。     

联系家乡变迁 创设学习情境

苏霍姆林斯基指出：“没有欢欣鼓舞的心情，没有学习的兴趣，学习就会成为学生的沉重负担。”课堂能否激发学生的学习兴趣，使学生有个愉悦的学习环境，更多取决于教师在课堂上创设的情境，这是学习提高学习效率的重要前提。     

地理教学中有关深度学习研究的文献综述

本文运用CiteSpace软件对地理教学中有关深度学习研究的文献进行分析,主要包括年发文量变化趋势分析、高频关键词排序及分析、研究关键词聚类分析。结果表明：当前地理教学中有关深度学习的研究主要集中于学生学习过程与成效评价、课堂教学策略与组织构架、核心素养目标实现的有效路径论证三个领域。在新课程改革的背景下,核心素养与深度学习的关系、教师地理教学与学生地理学习之间桥梁的有效搭建、课堂学习的成效评价等是未来研究的关注重点。     

构建以自主学习为主的地理教学模式

自主学习概念是相对被动学习、他动学习而提出的。所谓自主学习是自觉、主动地学习。建构主义学习理论认为：教学要以学生为中心,强调学生对知识的主动探索、主动发现和对所学知识的意义的主动建构。因此,自主学习首先是学生自主学习意识的培养,目标是学生自主学习能力的提高,即是一种“学会学习”的能力。自主学习有以下几方面的特征：（1）学生能自己确定学习目标、制定学习进度、设计评价指标;     

培养积极学习情绪 打造高效地理课堂

培养积极的课堂学习情绪,有利于落实新课程理念,提升课堂教学中师生双边的幸福感,进而提高课堂教学效率。但由于主观认识不足和调控方法不当,教师对课堂学习情绪的调控往往收效甚微。本文立足于教师对课堂学习情绪的主导作用,认为有效调控课堂学习情绪,首先要建立一套系统的操作制度以确保教师落实此项工作;其次应采取以学生活动为主的教学方式"迫使"学生集中精力参与课堂学习;再次要充分发挥学习评价对所有学生的激励与发展作用;最后还必需对教学内容进行"本土化"的灵活处理。     

“长江”一课的探究式学习

探究学习是新课程所倡导的一种学习方式,许多教师也正在教学实践中进行探究学习的尝试。地理课堂教学中探究学习是指在教师指导下,学生运用探究的方法进行学习、主动获取知识、发展能力的实践活动。探究学习主要包括提出问题、收集资料、验证假设、得出结论、交流讨论等步骤,探究学习的过程是一个学习者主动建构的过程、交流与合作的社会化过程,     

发展性地理学习评价的特点

从发展性地理学习评价的本身的出发点看,它具有如下几个特点。 1．基于一定的培养目标 地理课程培养目标构成了发展性地理学习评价制定的依据。发展性地理学习评价的目标、内容和方法只有与地理新课程培养目标相一致,才能最大限度地发挥评价的功能,改善教师的“教”和学生的“学”。     

初中地理研究性学习的实践与思考——以《北虹初级中学用电调查》探究学习为例

研究性学习是指学生基于自身兴趣,在教师指导下,从自然、社会和学生自身生活中选择和确定研究课题,独立自主地开展研究,主动获取知识、应用知识和解决问题,并从中培养学生创新精神和创造能力的学习方式。研究性学习更关心学习过程,并非结果。相对于传统学习中强调学习知识的技能和方法,研究性学习更关注培养学生的思维能力,特别是创造性思维能力的方法和途径。     

浅谈如何培养中学生英语自主学习的能力

在英语教学中,要想让我们的学生想学习,而且能够学到知识,就必须要调动学生学习的积极性,使学生真正参与到教学活动中,让学生自主学习。在课堂上,教师把时间留给学生,更多地激励,鼓励,引导,帮助学生,使学生建立自学的信心,勇气和习惯,培养学生自主学习英语的能力。     

始终关注学生的地理学习过程

以学生为本，是新课程改革的核心理念之一。在教学中始终关注学生的地理学习过程，是以学生为本，尊重学生主体的具体体现。关注学生是教师教学行为的—项基本原则，只有关注学生，才能及时捕捉动态教学资源，才能及时调整自已的教学行为，使教学更贴近学生实际，才能使教学高质高效地进行，使课堂教学效果达到最佳状态。关注学生的学习过程，最主要的就是要关注学生在学习活动中的参与状态，关注学生在课堂中的交流状态，关注学生学习目标的达成状态。     

Learning by Doing: Implementing Community Service-based Learning

Abstract

Community-based Learning (CSBL) is based on the idea that learning is facilitated when the classroom is linked with real-world experience. This paper presents an overview of the pedagogical basis of community service-based learning (CSBL) and compares CSBL projects carried out in two very different settings. The findings indicate that in order to implement CSBL successfully, instructors need to plan ahead, develop partnerships with community organizations, and allow community groups to guide student projects. It is also important to recognize that the full benefits of CSBL are only gained when students, community members, and instructors spend time reflecting on the CSBL experience.     

Problem-Based Learning for Promoting Student Learning in High School Geography

ABSTRACT

This study determines the impact of problem-based learning on a preuniversity geography class. Learning activities include problem analysis, information collection, an examination of concepts, oral presentations, and group summaries in relation to current and perennial geographical issues of local and/or global concern. Assessment for learning and assessment of learning were done by the teacher, classmates, and students themselves. Results showed that students could analyze problem statements and present their understanding systematically but varied considerably in organization, argument, and quality of thinking. To seek improvements, teachers should become more active facilitators while encouraging students to learn as problem solvers. Teacher training and school-based support are needed for creating a collaborative inquiry-oriented atmosphere in the classroom.     

构建具身学习环境 优化地理课堂学习活动

基于具身认知理论,尝试构建具身学习环境,在具身学习环境中,优化地理课堂学习活动,即层次化学习活动目标、最优化学习活动策略、沉浸化学习活动任务、交互化学习活动共同体、可视化学习活动评价,并通过"月相"课堂教学案例做详实的阐述。     

Student Learning of Place: Learning Progressions Can Help Fill the Gaps

This commentary is a response to Larsen and Harrington's article titled “Developing a Learning Progression for Place” (2018). The commentary includes a discussion of the benefits to other content areas that research on student learning of place can provide. The commentary also describes the coherence that learning progressions can bring to research on student learning of complex, interdisciplinary domains of study.     

Concept Learning through Writing for Learning: Using Journals in an Introductory Geography Course

Abstract

To effectively use journals and other writing for learning tasks as critical thinking and learning tools, geographic educators need to draw from the education literature on concept learning. Using the literature on concept learning and critical thinking, geographic educators can construct different kinds of journal assignments that give students opportunities to personalize and understand concepts. I demonstrate that students, regardless of their sex, level of education, or previous coursework in geography, found journal assignments helpful in understanding human geographic concepts.     

Learning Wisdom Through Geographical Dislocations

Wisdom is at once one of the most elusive and most valued kinds of knowledge. Empirical research shows that, indeed, across cultures, people hope that life experience will eventually make them wiser. The problem is that, to date, the academic study of wisdom and of the processes by which it can be learned has been dominated by psychologists. The first part of the article reviews the state-of-the-art psychological scholarship on wisdom to show how that conceptualization lacks geographical sensitivity and therefore misses some of the crucial geographical mechanisms by which people become wiser. The second part of the article singles out and focuses on one such mechanism, namely, the learning of wisdom through geographical dislocations. By drawing on insights from the study of international migration, exile, and transculturation in postcolonial contexts, the final part of the article suggests specific learning processes that might strengthen the hypothesis that geographical dislocations and the attendant cross-cultural experiences they generate are often conducive to wisdom.     

Using Information Technologies for Interactive Learning

Abstract

Experiences in designing, offering, and evaluating joint senior undergraduate course assignments in resource and environmental management on two different occasions, which connected students in two universities in British Columbia and Ontario, are documented. The shared assignments provided students with experience in group work and consensual decision making, and allowed them to use a mix of information technologies (e-mail, chat rooms, the Web, video conferencing). The undergraduate students rated very highly the experience with information technology but found some aspects of a collaborative learning approach to be challenging. The course was less successful than had been anticipated in highlighting different regional perceptions and perspectives regarding resource and environmental problems and solutions. Clarification of objectives and expectations, more attention to allocation of time, and consideration of computer access and assistance would improve the effectiveness of the courses.     

Developing a Learning Progression for Place

The concept and characteristics of place within geography education are surveyed in the context of learning progressions. Beginning with place's history and relevance in geographic thought, this review moves on to discuss connections between space and place. From a geographic education perspective, place-based instruction and place characteristics are threaded with ideas of landscape and human encounter with or perception of place. Grade level standards can be problematic when dealing with a complex subject, such as place. Borrowing from educators in the sciences, this review reflects on the challenge of building one or more learning progressions for K–12 education on place.     

论地理教学中的探究学习--以"隆教湾古火山口探究学习"课题为例

探究学习作为新世纪基础教育新课程改革的重要组成部分,是对传统学习方式的一次深刻变革.但对探究学习的理解、设计、实施以及评价等方面,都面临着不少困惑.本文以<隆教湾古火山口探究学习>课题为例,在探究学习活动中取得学生学习的方式改变和能力培养、教师知识的完备和能力提高.