Survey and Reconstruction on the Teachers' Role Concept from the Cultural Insights
Sen Li
Abstract
Sen Li
Abstract
The teachers' role concept forms in a certain cultural context and of course get great influences from this culture.In the perspective of traditional culture,the cultural meaning of teacher's role are as follows: the traditional status of the idea about the emperor would have definitely ranked top followed by one's father,mother and teacher;the historic mission of inheritance of civilizations;the social common reluctance of the Confucian slogan for education;the teaching belief of corporal punishment made a useful person and the value orientation of valuing loyalty over money etc.While in the background of newly-curriculum reform,we should change and think our teacher' role concept according to contemporary idea.
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The teachers' role concept forms in a certain cultural context and of course get great influences from this culture.In the perspective of traditional culture,the cultural meaning of teacher's role are as follows: the traditional status of the idea about the emperor would have definitely ranked top followed by one's father,mother and teacher;the historic mission of inheritance of civilizations;the social common reluctance of the Confucian slogan for education;the teaching belief of corporal punishment made a useful person and the value orientation of valuing loyalty over money etc.While in the background of newly-curriculum reform,we should change and think our teacher' role concept according to contemporary idea.
Key concepts: Slogan, Sociology, Meaning (existential), Value (mathematics), Loyalty, Epistemology, Context (archaeology), Emperor