摘要
在艾滋病蔓延趋势日益严重的现状下,艾滋病健康教育成为预防和控制高校青年学生艾滋病传播的最有效措施,然而,由于师资力量不足、教学方式缺乏创新等原因,很多高校的教育效果不甚理想。现阶段各地公共卫生部门正在积极探索艾滋病健康教育的新模式、新方法。慕课(MOOC)是一种创新性课堂教学模式,具有领域广泛、内容丰富等优点。本文笔者在成都市某医学类高校开展了MOOC形式的艾滋病健康教育,以探讨互联网+时代下基于MOOC形式的艾滋病健康教育模式。通过结合现代信息技术来探索出更顺应时代潮流的教育方式,从而改进现有的教育途径,以期进一步提升针对高校青年学生的艾滋病健康教育效果,完善高校青年学生艾滋病防控体系。
Under the current situation of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(AIDS)epidemic becoming increasingly serious,AIDS health education is the most effective measure to prevent and control AIDS among young students in colleges and universities.However,due to the shortage of teachers and the lack of innovation in teaching methods,the education effect in many colleges and universities is not ideal.At present,local public health departments are actively exploring new models and methods of AIDS health education.Massive open online courses(MOOC)is an innovative classroom teaching model,which has the advantages of wide range of fields and rich content.This paper investigates the MOOC form of AIDS health education carried out in a medical college in Chengdu to discuss the mode of AIDS health education based on MOOC form in the internet+era,and to explore a more responsive education mode conforming to the trend of the times through the combination of modern information technology,so as to improve the existing educational approaches,further enhance the effect of AIDS health education and improve the AIDS prevention and control system for young students in colleges and universities.
作者
刘珂
郑彩云
张玉凤
荆艾琳
刘瀚仁
朱彦锋
LIU Ke;ZHENG Caiyun;ZHANG Yufeng;JING Ailin;IU Hanren;ZHU Yanfeng(School of Public Health,Southeast University,Nanjing 210009,Jiangsu,China;School of Public Health,Sun Yat-Sen Unitersity,Zhongshan 528406,Guangdong,China;School of Public Health,Chengdu Medical College,Chengdu 610500,Sichuan,China)
出处
《中国性科学》
2022年第5期150-153,共4页
Chinese Journal of Human Sexuality
基金
成都医学院四川应用心理学研究中心2020年度科研项目(CSXL-202A22)
四川性社会学与性教育研究中心课题(SXJYB2109)
成都医学院2020年度调研类大学生创新创业训练项目(2020dy065)。
关键词
慕课
高校
艾滋病健康教育
实践
混合式教学
Massive open online courses
Colleges and universities
Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome health education
Practice
Blended teaching