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AHCI
Honggang Liu; Wenxiu Chu
Applied Linguistics Review,
2024
15
(6)
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AHCI
SSCI
摘要 : While teacher resilience has gained wide currency in the general education field, empirical research on language teacher resilience is still insufficient, especially with regard to the exploration of its inner structure. Against this backdrop, this study utilized a quantitative approach to investigate the structure of English as a foreign language (EFL) teacher resilience. An adapted Chinese version of the Multidimensional Teachers' Resilience Scale (MTRS) was completed by 539 Chinese junior high school EFL teachers. Exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses provided an acceptable fit for the 13-item MTRS and identified a tri-factorial structure of teacher resilience concerning professional competence, sociability, and grit. Based on these findings, the paper offers some implications for developing studies on language teacher resilience in the future.
Jianmei Yang; Suiqi Lou
CRITICAL ARTS-SOUTH-NORTH CULTURAL AND MEDIA STUDIES,
2024
38
(1)
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AHCI
SSCI
Yongbi Zhi; Hongwu Yang
Porta Linguarum,
2024
(42)
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AHCI
SSCI
摘要 : Teacher professional development (TPD) has received a vast body of investigations in the past decades. Its features, dimensions, measures, and outcomes in English as a foreign language (EFL) context have been sufficiently studied. However, the role of psycho-affective factors in the TPD process has been neglected, especially in terms of demographic factors. To fill this gap, this quantitative study examined the predicting role of teacher self-efficacy and grit in Chinese EFL teachers’ professional development. Three online questionnaires were completed by a sample of 305 EFL teachers with different backgrounds in China. The results of structural equation modeling and standardized regression weights revealed a strong association between demographic factors (gender, education, experience) and TPD. In addition, it was found that self-efficacy and grit could collectively predict 78% and 43% of changes in Chinese EFL teachers’ professional development. Insights for future researchers and EFL teachers are provided at the end of the study to increase their understanding of TPD in light of psycho-emotional factors.
Yumeng Jin; Jian Kang; Zhao Liang; Yujie Lin; Hong Jin
Architectural Science Review,
2024
-1
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AHCI
EI
摘要 : Investigating the combined effects of compositive human–environmental factors and developing indices to quantitatively measure environmental quality is essential. In this study, combined thermal-acoustic effects on overall comfort were used to develop evaluation models based on the demand for environmental improvement in severe cold cities, with small-to-medium-sized squares as examples. Parameter analysis was conducted to comprehensively evaluate overall comfort in squares with different spatial forms. Results indicate that thermal and acoustic environments significantly affected the overall comfort and varied with season, accounting for 58.7%–68.2% of the variations in overall comfort. Evaluation results indicated that the distribution of overall comfort was more similar to the sound level because of the significant difference in the acoustic environment. Block orientation, surrounding roads and the length-width ratio of squares were found to have different effects on overall comfort. The results can be applied to the comprehensive evaluation of environmental quality in urban squares.
Li, Chang; Qian, Yuyao; Li, Zhaokun; Tong, Tong
Heritage Science,
2024
12
(1)
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AHCI
SCIE
摘要 : Minority Cultural Heritage (MCH) plays a crucial role in preserving human cultural and historical diversity. In Southwest China, there is a disparity between the abundance of ethnic minority cultural heritage resources and their inadequate protection and development. However, limited by interdisciplinary barriers, research into the distribution patterns of varied MCH in this area remains unexplored, making an initial step towards comprehensive preservation. The study investigates the relationship between MCH distribution and its association with factors of geography, climate, transportation, economics, and demographics, utilizing spatial geographic analysis, Geodetector methods, and social network analysis. The results indicate the following: (1) The distribution of 483 national-level MCH in Southwest China exhibits clustering, with a higher concentration in the southern regions. Honghe Prefecture, Dali Prefecture, and Qiandongnan Prefecture serve as the core areas with high MCH density, accounting for 47.2% of the total concentration. (2) All three categories of MCH show cohesive distribution patterns. cultural heritage clusters in the northern to southeastern regions of Yunnan Province, intangible cultural heritage clusters in the southeastern to southern regions of Guizhou Province, and agricultural cultural heritage clusters in the northern region of Yunnan Province. (3) The distribution of MCH among different ethnic minorities demonstrates polarization. The Yi and Tibetan ethnic groups have a higher quantity and diversity of MCH, while the Qiang, Lisu, and Jingpo ethnic groups have relatively fewer resources. (4) Single-factor analysis reveals that natural factors like the proportion of mountainous areas, river density, and annual average sunshine, as well as human factors like the proportion of minority population, urbanization rate, and road mileage, have the strongest explanatory power for the distribution of MCH. Furthermore, the interaction between these factors and others enhances the explanatory power for the distribution of MCH in Southwest China. This study provides scientific evidence for the assessment, protection, and sustainable development of MCH.
Rongrong Qian
The Explicator,
2024
82
(3)
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AHCI
Zetian Dai; Tan Wee Hoe; Shoushan Wang; Juan Xue
JOURNAL OF AESTHETIC EDUCATION,
2023
57
(4)
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AHCI
摘要 : The haptic sense is an essential component of aesthetic evaluation that is often overlooked in today's mobile internet age. Unlike hearing and vision, the sense of touch is less widely transmitted. Unfortunately, most aesthetic theories and explanations have focused solely on the visual and auditory senses, with minimal attention given to tactile evaluation. To address this gap in knowledge, we have collected studies on tactile aesthetics within the framework of experimental aesthetics from 2000 to 2022. After statistical generalization, our findings suggest the following: The criteria for evaluating tactile aesthetics were mostly dichotomous, that is, positive (like/appreciation/pleasure) and negative (dislike/disgust/unpleasant). Tactile aesthetics predominantly involved the toucher dimension (synesthesia/need for touch/touch pattern) and the touch sample dimension (shape/type/texture), with the commonly overlooked factors of "need for touch" and "touch pattern." Some studies did not restrict the shape and material of the touch samples. Based on our findings, we have systematically summarized and concluded what tactile factors influence aesthetic evaluation and have analyzed future research trends.
Natalia Kadanceva; Tetiana Kablova; Yeyu Liu
Musica Hodie,
2023
23
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AHCI
摘要 : The article considers the specifics of chamber and vocal genres in Ukrainian music culture. Genre evolution of Ukrainian chamber and vocal music covers the XVIII-XX centuries. and consists of 3 stages: from Cantus and song-romance music of the XVIII-early XIX centuries, then romance (mid-XIX century) of strophic and three-part form, to pan-European parallels in the form of lyrical vocal miniature through type or recitative monologue, including touches of arioso expressiveness. The Ukrainian Cantus as a genesis for creation of chamber vocal culture is analyzed. It is determined that the Ukrainian Cantus becomes the basis of the national romance line in the chamber sphere, which extremely actively covered the lyrical array of singing and in the chamber variety, anticipating the aria in the Ukrainian urban-salon sphere. It is noted that the genesis and evolution of Ukrainian romance in the links with folklore and cult tradition, which determined the place of chamber vocal music in Ukrainian opera.
Zhang, Tiantian; Tang, Gaoxing; Lian, Zefeng
Nexus Network Journal,
2023
25
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AHCI
SCIE
Zhang, Tiantian; Tang, Gaoxing; Lian, Zefeng
Nexus Network Journal,
2023
25
(2)
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AHCI
SCIE
摘要 : The Humble Administrator's Garden is a fine specimen of classical Chinese gardens (CCGs). Researching the Humble Administrator's Garden is helpful to understand the essence of the spatial design of CCGs. This paper puts forward a revised drawing principle for the axial map based on the theory of Space Syntax and compared the garden's spatial structure in the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries in Depthmap. It revealed that: (1) The spatial structure of the two different periods has a common "transportation system" and a series of connected spaces. (2) In the nineteenth century, groves and scenery spots disappeared, while corridors, platforms and courtyards appeared, deepening the spatial depth of the garden. The spatial topology changed from the chain-type to the ring-type. (3) The closed-ring space combination makes it easier for visitors to obtain the information of the global space through the local space, that is, it can make the space more convenient and efficient when visiting the garden.