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121.

The History of the Korean Science Curriculum and the Introduction of the Present 2015 Science Curriculum

Ha Minsu 이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 14 Pages

이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 2017, 제 21권 3호 1 171-184 (14 pages)

Ha Minsu 저
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- 4,300원
social needs in the school curriculum, with the aim of changing future society. The vision of the 2015 revised curriculum can be summarized as “cultivating the creative convergence competences required for future society” and “implementing interesting learning through improving the quality of learning experiences.” The 2015 science curriculum is divided into two parts: the common curriculum and the elective curriculum. In this paper, the details of the 2015 science curriculum are reviewed.
122.

The Discursive Construction of Writer Identity in the Statement of Purpose (SOP): A Case Study of Two Korean Students

Park Laura Eunae 이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 14 Pages

이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 2017, 제 21권 2호 7 142-155 (14 pages)

Park Laura Eunae 저
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- 4,300원
of Purpose (SOP). A total of five SOPs written by two Korean graduate students were analyzed by the researcher; in addition, the SOPs were reviewed by two native speaker TESOL professors who provided open-ended comments afterwards. Findings of the study indicate that the writers' identities were multiple and contradicting throughout the texts. Furthermore, while the native speaker professors felt that the writers had focused too much on themselves and not enough on audience expectations, a...
123.

Investigating the Structural Relationships among Sense of Presences and Institutional Support Toward Online Learner Satisfaction in a Cyber University

Joo Young Ju, Joo Jae-Eun, Kim Eun Kyung 이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 12 Pages

이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 2016, 제 20권 6호 1 425-436 (12 pages)

Joo Young Ju, Joo Jae-Eun, Kim Eun Kyung 저
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- 4,100원
Cognitive, and Social Presence) and institutional support toward learner satisfaction by applying structural equation modeling. After satisfying the fitness of the measurement and the structural models, this study confirmed the direct effect of Teaching Presence, Cognitive Presence, and institutional support on learner satisfaction. Social Presence, however, did not show a significant causal relationship toward satisfaction, probably due to the lower level of learners' perception and needs for...
124.

Possibilities and Limitations of Elementary Social Studies Methods Course to Prepare Elementary Teachers as Global Citizenship Educators

Sohyun An 이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 11 Pages

이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 2016, 제 20권 3호 11 276-286 (11 pages)

Sohyun An 저
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- 4,000원
This action research began with the premise of critical need of supporting elementary teacher candidates in their growth as global citizenship educators who have knowledge, passion and skills to incorporate global citizenship into daily teaching. Building on the literature on global citizenship education, this action research joins a growing scholarship that informs the works to bring a global dimension to teacher education. It explores the nature and extent of globally oriented social studies...
125.

Developing Global Citizens? Possibilities and Problems of Youth-Conference Programming

William Gaudelli, Hanadi Shatara 이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 12 Pages

이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 2016, 제 20권 3호 5 208-219 (12 pages)

William Gaudelli, Hanadi Shatara 저
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- 4,100원
engaged in pre and post-surveys, interviews on-site and we observed learning activities and read participantgenerated objects. Three themes illustrate how participants interpreted global citizenship through the course of the study: (1) development of open-mindedness (2) shift from individualist to cooperative analysis and (3) feelings of isolation and anxiety among South participants. Implications can be drawn for similar youth-programming practices as well as global education efforts generally.
126.

Forcing the World to fit Pre-Existing Prejudices: Why and How Global Education has Failed in the State of Georgia

Michelle Reidel, Scott Beck 이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 12 Pages

이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 2016, 제 20권 3호 4 196-207 (12 pages)

Michelle Reidel, Scott Beck 저
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- 4,100원
studies standards”. An interpretive document analysis is used to identify patterns of inclusion and exclusion which are then examined to assess alignment with basic tenets of global citizenship education. Our analysis reveals that the Georgia’s official curriculum is not aligned with principles fundamental to global citizenship education: multiple perspectives, appreciation and understanding of other cultures, knowledge of global issues and knowledge of the world as interrelated system.
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Towards a Critical Global Citizenship?: A Comparative Analysis of GC Education Discourses in Scotland and Alberta

Dalene M Swanson, Karen Pashby 이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 12 Pages

이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 2016, 제 20권 3호 3 184-195 (12 pages)

Dalene M Swanson, Karen Pashby 저
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- 4,100원
political consciousness called forth by a critical GCE. In this paper, we compare conceptualizations of GCE in the Alberta Social Studies curriculum, Canada, and in the Scottish national curriculum, Curriculum for Excellence. We consider the extent to which these documents and attending discourses open up critical discursive spaces for complex, ethical understandings and calls to action related to global injustices and political responsibilities, or foreclose important opportunities.
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Teaching Global Citizenship in Social Studies - A Case Study of an Exemplary U.S. High School Teacher -

Yoonjung Choi 이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 22 Pages

이화여자대학교 교과교육연구소 교과교육학연구 2015, 제 19권 3호 2 669-690 (22 pages)

Yoonjung Choi 저
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- 5,100원
cooperative nature and dialogic understanding of the world. Specific pedagogical approaches Julia used are as follows: (1) global history and culture as interpretation and analysis, (2) from local to global, (3) cultural diversity, tolerance, and respect, (4) stay tuned for current events, and (5) visual texts. in-class activity, primary sources, student work sample, and homework/assignment guidelines are presented as examples of her actual teaching practices. This study, based upon a real-world...
129.

Potentials and Possibilities of Narrative Inquiry in Disability Research

Su Jung Um 한국시각장애교육재활학회 시각장애연구 25 Pages

한국시각장애교육재활학회 시각장애연구 2017, 제 33권 2호 5 79-103 (25 pages)

Su Jung Um 저
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- 5,400원
with visual impairment. This study claims that narrative inquiry can interrogate and challenge the master narratives of disability because it asks a different question, takes a indeterministic stance, and promotes researchers’ self-reflexivity. This study concludes that narrative inquiry is a less violent research methodology than the traditional positivist research approaches because it threatens any confidence of researchers in making truth claims about lives of people with disabilities.
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Re-thinking Human Rights-Based Approach in the Context of Refugee Education

Yeo Subin Sarah, Yoo Sung-Sang 경인교육대학교 교육연구원 교육논총 20 Pages

경인교육대학교 교육연구원 교육논총 제 41권 특별호 4 63-82 (20 pages)

Yeo Subin Sarah, Yoo Sung-Sang 저
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- 4,900원
of the Mae La refugee camp located on the border of Thailand and Myanmar, this study adopts an ethnographically informed qualitative method to describe and analyze the service delivery and stakeholders perspectives in the education provision of non-state actors. It highlights the current lack of concurrence between the approaches of the moral duty-bearers and suggests that education should be provided based on human rights, rather than merely needs or charity in the conflict-affected context.

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