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知识储备研究的生成逻辑与教育革新

刘录护

刘录护. 知识储备研究的生成逻辑与教育革新[J]. 现代教育论丛, 2024, (6): 17-29.
引用本文: 刘录护. 知识储备研究的生成逻辑与教育革新[J]. 现代教育论丛, 2024, (6): 17-29.
LIU Luhu. Funds of Knowledge Research: Generative Logic and Educational Innovation[J]. Journal of Modern Education, 2024, (6): 17-29.
Citation: LIU Luhu. Funds of Knowledge Research: Generative Logic and Educational Innovation[J]. Journal of Modern Education, 2024, (6): 17-29.

知识储备研究的生成逻辑与教育革新

基金项目: 

2022年度国家社会基金一般项目“科层制引发的家校冲突与应对机制研究” 22BSH056

详细信息
    作者简介:

    刘录护,男,陕西西安人,华南师范大学教育科学学院副教授,博士,主要研究方向为教育社会学、教育基本理论和基础教育,电子邮箱:liuluhu@sina.com

  • 中图分类号: G456

Funds of Knowledge Research: Generative Logic and Educational Innovation

  • 摘要: 知识储备概念源于教育人类学对移民工人阶级子女的家庭教育研究,其认为工人阶级与弱势群体具有适应环境的文化力量,学校教育只有尊重并有效利用学生的知识储备,才能有效改善他们的学习成就。知识储备以维果茨基的社会文化历史理论和教育人类学研究为基础,具有特定的理论目标与内在特征。与文化资本、文化缺陷模型贬斥底层群体文化的逻辑相反,“知识储备”肯定弱势群体的文化力量,并因这种颠覆性的逻辑认识而对教育平等的研究和实践产生革新性的影响,从而在西方国家的课程、教学、教师专业发展与家校合作等诸多领域不断扩展。目前,我国尚缺乏对于这一概念的关注,系统梳理知识储备概念的研究脉络,对于推动本土的教育平等、教学革新以及家校合作等方面具有重要价值。

     

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  • 收稿日期:  2023-09-15
  • 网络出版日期:  2025-01-18
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