Instructional Development for Knowledge Creation in Large-scale Classes
Instructional Development for Knowledge Creation in Large-scale Classes
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大规模课堂知识创造的教学发展
DOI:
10.4324/9780080942377
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发表时间:
2002
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
Haruo Nishinosono
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作者:
Haruo Nishinosono
Large-scale classes are unavoidable, even indispensable in higher education. They are necessary in order to accommodate a large number of students at one time and to respond to their needs. Mere lecture style instruction is not effective to satisfy the diversity of the audiences’ expectations. Teamwork and group discussions stimulate students into creating new images, clarifying their thoughts and developing models to express ideas and acquired knowledge. Instructional principles and models are developed in three sequential trial courses building on the following six guidelines; (1) one educational principle of the right to learn depending on one’s capabilities; (2) two social views of the school as a learning community and a learning organization; (3) three developmental steps involving images, models and empirical propositions; (4) four school factors of educational ideals, teachers’ competence, the realities and the constraints, (5) five learning principles of autonomy, collaboration, contribution, responsibility and respect, (6) six instructional components of meaning, activities, contents, environment, tools and outcome.