地理教学游戏《遇见你的编辑》作为写作课程的预告片

A. Kašpárková, K. Rosolová
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学术写作指导的缺失以及捷克博士生在知名期刊上用英语发表论文的要求越来越高,这使得博士生的技能与他们需要遵守的要求之间存在差距。在本文中,我们简要总结了我们在为这些学生开发学术写作和信息素养课程之前对捷克一所工程大学的博士生进行的需求分析调查的结果。但是,为了使这些课程流行起来,我们需要向听众和高等教育利益相关者传播有关写作发展和教学法的知识,这些人基本上没有意识到写作是可以教授的,因为写作发展和作文研究在文化上并未融入捷克的教育体系。为了吸引人们对课程的关注,突出它们的重要性和吸引力,我们选择了一款地理教学/教育游戏,并将写作作为一个过程,在这个过程中,学生们在出版的过程中经历了不同的阶段。因此,游戏创造情境,将玩家送到不同的地方,包括图书馆、期刊编辑办公室或会议。
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A Geocaching Game “Meet Your Editor” as a Teaser for Writing Courses
The absence of academic writing instruction and the ever-growing requirements for Czech doctoral students to publish in prestigious journals English have created a gap between the doctoral students’ skills and the requirements they need to comply with. In this paper, we briefly summarize the results of a needs analysis survey we had administered to doctoral students at a Czech engineering university prior to developing academic writing and information literacy courses for these students. But for these courses to catch on, we need to disseminate knowledge about writing development and pedagogies to audiences and higher education stakeholders who are largely unaware that writing can be taught because writing development and composition studies are not culturally embedded in the Czech education system. To draw attention to the courses and highlight their importance and appeal, we opted for a geocaching/ educaching game and show writing as a process, where students move through different stages on their journey to publication. The game thus creates situations, sending the players to different places along the way, including the library, journal editor’s office, or a conference.
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