2013 Deep Research Report on China Edible Oil Industry
- Language: English
- 215 Pages
- Published: April 2013
- Region: China
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Investigating Intensive Chinese Classes. Edition No. 1
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This qualitative case study investigates whether technological, pedagogical and content knowledge (TPCK) is balanced and integrated in Chinese language classrooms. Three expert Chinese teachers in technology-enhanced classrooms, as well as their students, were observed and studied. Four and a half months of data were collected in the form of classroom observations, interviews, reflective journals, and document analysis. Four basic findings were derived from the study. First, the TPCK framework reflected an observable instructional process for communication between teachers and students. However, teachers did not knowingly integrate technology, pedagogy and content in technology-enhanced classrooms. Second, content was the focal point during the course preparation process, and teachers did not consciously attempt to negotiate a balance between technology, pedagogy, and content. Third, students preferred human interaction with teachers and individualized learning with teachers’ assistance in technology- enhanced learning environments. Fourth, educational context and culture did influence the way that teachers taught, selected content, and employed technology.
Su-Ling, Hsueh.
Su-Ling Hsueh, PhD: Instructional Psychology and Technology at Brigham Young University. A member of Golden Key International Honour Society. Assistant Dean at Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center, California.
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