Thursday, April 21, 2011

2011AERA-新奥尔良

AERA Notes

American Education Research Association

Allan A. J. Luke

Generalizing Across Borders: Policy and the Limits of Educational Science

(Borrow with caution, history, and ask "why")

Diane Ravitch

Who Kidnapped Superman?

Diana,

But Russia is gone, we are here

Keen sense of justice

They were great, but no longer

How to identify great teachers

Administrator’s problem

The original motivation for standardized test is to improve professionalism and what students should learn

但是我的公立教育是有希望

We don’t want to lose public education

Democracy 然上面是那

Americans still want public education

Not by money, rather by knowledge

Take a stand

We don’t want to proactive idea

They don’t want to hear

What money is corrupting education

I need your help!

Test, profit, Test becomes everything

Waiting for superman

Charter school

We should not criticize

Good motivation, we are partners

Power struggle, you lost your points, we work together

Poverty doesn’t matter? exposure, desire value,

Digital activism and participatory learning: betting on the long run

Clay Shirky/Malcolm Gladwell: offline activism leverages strong ties, online activism, and weak ties

Virtual performance assessment: Frog in town, Kids grid

Re-imagining learning in the 21st century

The MacArthur foundation is investing$ 85 million to explore how digital media are changing the way young people learn, play, socialize and participate in civic life

Social media is not an alternative to broadcast. They are an ecosystem.

The line between real life and online is blurrier the younger you are

Focus on participation more than efficient content delivery

Attend to opportunities and risks associated with digital participation

Friendly
Interest driven learning participation

So clearning institution life, peer

Adult-value oriented

Fragmented learning

(policies, standards, digital media, popular cultures) different value driven

High-motivated students can make magic happen

Connected learning: inclusive, participatory, learner centered, interest driven

Research and action

Formal and informal ed

Social and technical design

Connect kids where they are, engage students; we need to pay attention to the context, the access to the audience

Collaboration, systems talk to each other, infrastructure

How you look for educational outcomes

Orientation: Twitter, Network with people, Business meeting of SIG

1. self-value 自我的(actual, possible潜在,future未来)

2. Perceived self-value 认为别人怎么看自己

3. Other value 你是否看得起你的老

4. Course value: 程的价

5. Interest 是否有意思

6. meaningful (authentic, useful) 有意

7. relevant以旧新的程度

8. challenging but achievable

9. Self-efficacy, carrol dweck

10. Challenging but achievable

11. Fulfilling

4/9why Study wikis

what is good: expert thinking, new media literacy, complex communication

measure wiki quality: measure trajectories, wiki user survey

planning, systematic, reflective, collaborative

ask specific questions based on lesson study process

school function: quick and dirty

Major world events influence language education policy

U.s. has no national language policy

Low students enrollment in world language classes

Few policies promote language learning

But interest from business, government

Purpose: explore how language ideology shapes thae decisions of policy actors during the creation and implementation of language

Primary data: interviews

Federal, state, local

Secondary data: Federal, state, and local policy documents

Congressional hearings, organized meetings, conference presentations, reports

Interpretive policy analysis (yanow, 2000)

Thematic narrative analysis (reissman, 2008)

Who are the actors

Why should world language be taught

What national authority is responsible for implementation and funding of WL ed policy

What is the State….

Why should be taught

Language learning is necessary for national security purposes

Language learning is a necessary 21st century skill

Language learning has cognate benefits

Disconnection, National tension

EJN interview, State as a bridge, Local buy-in

Understanding of world language education and EL education

Expectations, Assessment, Gate keepers to success, Divergent ideologies

Greater language awareness is needed

Data from school, not data in school

Summative data/Formative data

Sweet spot, Soft data, Kidread

Social language/ academic language

How to connect idea, not only spelling

桌会之后讨论

Relationships, systems, and complexity

How can we incorporate variation-diversity, rhythms, and non-linear coupling into our teaching?

As teachers, how can we “SEE” students as relationship?

How do you promote “good” relationship in classrooms?

Survey students’ technology skills

Planning, thinking…is that the students’ problem or the faculty’s problem?

Combining reading with other language processes: Use every opportunity to bring r/w/talking/listening together so that each feeds off and feeds in the other

Focus on using reading as a tool for learning

Make reading functional and make the purposeful assignment

Develop positive self-perception and expectations

1. Reflection and Teacher Education: Too much of a good thing? (University of New Mexico)

Intent of the Study: to examine the ways for cooperating teachers to engage in reflection. (notes: it is used as Teacher education, also state mandated for pay increases)

Reflective thinking: turning a subject over in the mind and giving it serious and consecutive consideration

Collegial Reflection: Collaboration with peers (teacher prefer both personal, individual reflection and conversational reflection with groups of teachers) Planning; Mentoring

Personal Reflection:

Typically use: observation, writing/note-taking/ informal discussion/review students’ work

Another layer to that, which might be sticky

How to form the reflection

It’s very often people would not that open, and only write something like “How I fixed this, this…”

Contribution: those of us who value and support reflective practice may partner to create structures that support authentic, meaningful, and organized reflection.

(NOTEs: New Mexico only requires teacher taking 30 hrs in college and 12 hr training in the field to get teacher certificate, and BA is not even required)

经验提前做好功:关字搜议报告安排Foreign/world language, Language policy, Chinese, technology, 而且sole teacher; richuncle, 网易公开课,livemoca

more notes:

virtual performance assessment: Frog in town

Kids grid

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