一种内在的心理驱动,并没有任何目的。在这种工作中其能力也得到了发展。儿童对“秩序”有一种天然
的敏感性,如果这种秩序被打乱,会引起他心理上的不安,甚至会引起生理上的疾病。更换保姆、脱穿
衣服、移动一些物品的摆放位置等这些秩序的打乱,儿童都能敏感的感知,并做出相应的反应。儿童还
喜欢重复性的活动,对于喜欢的活动,他会十分专注的、安静的反复操作进行,并在这种重复的活动中
获得极大的满足感。成人绝不应该去取笑或打断孩子的工作。本堂课程终点关注儿童教育,从不同的视
角理解儿童成长过程中的发展规律,在蒙台梭利观念的指导下思考:1)儿童行为的特征;2)儿童时期
教育的重点;以及 3)教师如何实现引导者的角色。
Lesson 9 The Secret of Childhood by Montessori
Dr. Maria Tecola Artemisia Montessori (August 31, 1870-May 6, 1952), an Italian doctor and
educator, and the founder of Montessori Education. Its education advocates respect for children's
independence, personal freedom precedes social order, and the true teacher is the child himself.
"Secrets of Childhood" tells parents in detail that children’s growth has its inherent spiritual drive
and patterns, and that children’s growth needs to rely on their own continuous, conscious,
autonomous, and independent activities with the external environment. If adults want to support the
growth of children, the most important thing is to create a loving and safe environment for them,
respect and understand children's behavior, and try to make the least restrictions and "guidance" on
their behavior. Children will naturally know what they want to do and how to do it. In the exploration
time after time, he will gradually grow up. The book also talks about many specific concepts. For
example, children are full of energy and happy to work (activity), which is only an inner psychological
drive, and has no purpose. His ability has also been developed in this kind of work. Children have a
natural sensitivity to "order". If this order is disrupted, it will cause him psychological anxiety and even
physical illness. Children can sensitively perceive the disorder of order such as changing the nanny,
taking off clothes, and moving the placement of some items, and respond accordingly. Children also
like repetitive activities. For the activities they like, he will be very focused and quietly repeated
operations, and obtain great satisfaction in such repetitive activities. Adults should never make fun of
or interrupt children's work. The end of the course focuses on children’s education, understanding the
development laws of children’s growth from different perspectives, and thinking under the guidance of
Montessori concepts: 1) the characteristics of children’s behavior; 2) the focus of childhood education;
and 3) how do teachers realize the role of leader.
第十次课:伯恩斯坦与《阶级、符码与控制》
巴兹尔·伯恩斯坦是著名的英国社会学家,教育社会学的代表人物。代表理论为社会语言学研究,
探讨了语言和社会组织的关系。伯恩斯坦在《阶级、符码与控制》一书中用语言符码理论解释了为什么
在学校中劳工阶层的孩子学习成绩不如上层阶层的孩子。伯恩斯坦认为出生于劳工阶层的学生习惯使用
的语言是局限性语言,局限性语言具有特殊性,言语表达概括性弱,语句简短,使用较少连词。局限性
语言的语义是含糊的,较多受言语背景的限制。而学校和中产阶级所使用的是精密性语言,精密性语言
具有普遍性,内容精准,重视内容的逻辑意义,较少受语言背景的限制。由于劳工阶层的子女进入学校
后仍然使用他们的局限性语言,这种语言不符合学校的语言表达要求,所以在教学中使用局限语码的学
生常常被教师和学生看低。而且这些学生们也不习惯用精密语码进行教学和交流的教师,因此他们的成
绩受到很大的影响。
The Lesson 10: Bernstein and Class, Codes and Control
Basil Bernard Bernstein (1 November 1924 – 24 September 2000) was a British sociologist known
for his work in the sociology of education. He worked on socio-linguistics and the connection between
the manner of speaking and social organization. In his book Class, Codes and Control, Bernstein uses
linguistic codes to explain why working-class children do worse at school than upper-class children.
According to Bernstein, the language used by students born in the working class is the localized
language. The localized language has its particularity, with weak general expression, short sentences
and few conjunctions. The semantic meaning of the limited language is vague and is more limited by