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A |     聚焦核心素养          深入研读新教材                              跨校联合教研活动                    自2022年4月新课标和新课程方案颁布以来，今年9月我们又迎来了新教材的落地实施。在这样的“三新”背景下，今天以“聚焦核心素养 深入研读新教材”为主题，开展了跨校联合教研活动。    BANGKOK -- Zhang Hongliang, a former restaurant manager in central China, took various gigs in and outside China to support his family after losing his job during the COVID-19 pandemic.In March, a job offer to teach Chinese cooking at a restaurant led him into a cyber scam compound in Myanmar, where he was instead ordered to lure Chinese into giving up their savings for fake investment schemes via social media platforms.Zhang is one of tens of thousands of people, mostly but not all Chinese, who have become ensnared in cyber scam networks run by powerful Chinese criminal syndicates in Southeast Asia. Regional and Chinese authorities have netted thousands of people in a crackdown, but experts say they are failing to root out the local elites and criminal networks that are bound to keep running the schemes.When scam operations are shut down in one place they often just resurface elsewhere. The problem is an embarrassment for Beijing and is discouraging ordinary Chinese from traveling to Southeast Asia out of fear they might be duped or kidnapped and caught up in a cyber scam operation. In recent years, media reports have uncovered instances of young people being lured to places in Cambodia or Myanmar for high-paying jobs, only to be forced to work as scammers. Rescue organizations say people are regularly beaten or face physical punishments such as being forced to run laps if they don't perform well. In August, China, Thailand, Laos and Myanmar agreed to set up a joint police operations center to tackle cyber scams in the region. On Oct. 10, China’s Ministry of Public Security announced that its “Summer Operation” had successfully brought back 2,317 scam suspects from northern Myanmar to China.China calls such people suspects, though experts say most of them are victims who were forced to work for the criminals. They question how they will be treated once back in China. The schemes based in countries like Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia are run by Chinese bosses hand-in-hand with local elites. Many are based in places where China has financed big construction projects through leader Xi Jinping’s signature Belt and Road Initiative.Myanmar's border regions long have been a magnet for criminals — historically including drug producers and traffickers — because of lax law enforcement. Such places are generally under the control of ethnic minority armed groups, either opposed to or allied with Myanmar’s central government. Some also cooperate with organized crime gangs.“From the vantage point of the Chinese government, it’s a source of extreme embarrassment that you have so many of these Chinese criminals operating all across Southeast Asia,” said Jason Tower, an expert on transnational crime with the United States Institute of Peace.The syndicates also are known for “pig butchering” cons, where scammers entice individuals, often halfway across the world, to invest their money in bogus schemes after duping them into digital romances.The scammers divide their targets into two categories: Chinese and non-Chinese. They use scripts, images of models and influencers and translation software to trick the people they contact by phone or online into parting with their money. Victims can be anywhere in the world.The criminals have “ridden on the shoulders of the Belt and Road Initiative,” said Tower, who outlined links between the criminals and Chinese state enterprises, think tanks and government officials in a 2020 report written for the United States Institute of Peace.Zhang was working in Thailand and on a visa run to Laos when he met the man who lured him to the scam compound in Myanmar. Giving what he said was his last name, Gao, he claimed to be a broker and travel agent for Chinese living in Thailand. Zhang and his wife wanted extra money to pay for in vitro fertilization to have another child. Gao suggested he go work in Myawaddy, in eastern Myanmar’s Kayin state, teaching a local chef how to cook Chinese dishes in Gao’s new restaurant. The pay would be double what Zhang made in China.Zhang was wary. Since a 2021 coup, military-controlled Myanmar has been embroiled in civil conflict. But Gao reassured him that he wouldn’t be doing anything illegal and said the restaurant would have plenty of customers since many cyber scam businesses were operating in the area.That might have raised a red flag but it was only once he got to Myanmar that Zhang realized his predicament. He asked to go back home, saying there was a family emergency. His family helped him scrape together some 40,000 yuan ($5,472) to pay off the debt Gao claimed he owed him, and he slipped away one night, swimming across the Moei River into Thailand, where he turned himself in to Thai police, who contacted the Chinese Embassy.Zhang showed the AP copies of his deportation notice from the Thai Immigration police and a temporary ID card. He returned to China in late June and was questioned by Chinese police but not detained. He has been sharing his story on Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, to alert others to the risks and says people often contact him about relatives trapped in cyber scam compounds.“We all went out with this wonderful sense of hope, but then reality slammed us in the face,” he said.In total, China has detained some 4,000 suspects and returned them back to China. The Ministry of Public Security has claimed “breakthrough results” through operations in coordination with Myanmar authorities. On Monday, they announced they had repatriated another 2,349 people. The ministry did not respond to a faxed request for comment.One 31-year old former chef who was smuggled into Myanmar’s Wa State earlier this year said he saw his company hand over four people to Chinese police with little fanfare in September. Other companies did the same, said the man, who was smuggled into Myanmar and later rescued by a non-profit organization. He declined to be named out of fear of government retribution, and The Associated Press could not independently verify his account.Overall, the enforcement actions don’t seem very comprehensive, experts say. The groups now based in Myanmar originally were located in Cambodia. When Cambodia cracked down on online gambling rings and illegal casinos in 2019, many of the groups just moved to less well policed places in Myanmar. Some were taken over by rival gangs.China's efforts to repair its image have so far not made much headway, said Thitinan Pongsudhirak, a professor of political science at Thailand’s Chulalongkorn University. “You can crack down on these symptoms and the manifestations … that you can see in the borderland areas," he said, "but they’ll come back unless you really have a sustained effort." -—-AP researcher Wanqing Chen in Beijing and AP writers Grant Peck and Jintamas Saksornchai in Bangkok contributed to this report.。通过今天的活动，旨在解决我们一线教师在使用新教材、落实新课标理念过程中遇到的问题和困惑，进一步提升教育教学质量。                             此次活动邀请到人民教育出版社小学数学编辑室副主任及副编审周小川，周主任同时兼任中国教育学会小学数学专委会秘书长，《小学数学教育》《中小学数字化教学》编委。来自东交民巷小学、景山学校、西总布小学、精忠街小学等十余所学校的老师共同参加了此次教师基本功培训。         周小川主任进行了以“突出数学本质 重视思维过程 发展核心素养”为主题的讲座。从课程方案、课程标准入手，分析了人教版小学数学教材的背景，为老师们带来了教材编写思路、教材主要变化、教学实施建议等前沿信息，鼓励老师们将新教材与教学实践相结合，不断落实新理念。                                       宋燕晖副校长进行了活动总结，感谢周小川主任的讲座为老师们日后会用教材、用好教材提供的帮助。希望老师们不断思考、大胆实践，为学生带来高质量的教育。                                                           教师感受                    01          段丽梅老师          有幸聆听了周小川主任的讲座，让我对新版教材有了全新且深刻的认识。尤其是练习的设计令人眼前一亮。

B | 教材中根据不同学段学生的接受水平分层、系统地设计练习，体现了教育的科学性和人性化。对于低学段的学生，练习侧重于巩固基础知识；对于高学段的学生，则更注重深化理解和加强应用。这种分层设计让每个学生都能在自己的能力范围内得到充分的锻炼和提升。                             02          韩雪老师          作为一名小学数学教师，我有幸聆听了人教社周小川主任的“聚焦核心概念深入研读新教材”讲座。周主任的讲解让我对新教材有了更深入的认识，我更加明白了新教材的设计理念和教学重点，也学到了如何将核心概念融入日常教学中，让学生在轻松愉快的氛围中掌握数学知识。周主任的讲解深入浅出，让我受益匪浅。未来，我将更加注重对新教材的研究，努力提升自己的教学水平，将所学知识运用到实践中，为孩子们提供更好的数学教育。同时，我也期待能有更多这样的学习机会，不断提升自己的专业素养。                             03          郭庆霞老师          今天聆听了周主任带来的“突出数学本质 重视思维过程 发展核心素养”的讲座，她结合“新课标”、“新教材”、“新课程方案”来为我们解读了教材培养目标和基本原则。也使我了解到新教材的新变化。让我更加重视课程内容与学生经验、社会生活的联系，强化学科内知识整合，注重培养学生在真实情境中综合运用知识解决问题的能力。                   04          尹硕老师          今天聆听了专家的讲座，使我对于新课改、新教材有了更深层的理解，明确了新教材的变化，为自己日常的教学指明了方向。新教材更加强调对于学生实践能力、创新的能力的培养，重视学科的关联性。这就对于教师的课堂设计有了更高的要求，教学方式也产生了很大变化。我们要尊重学生的认知发展规律，不断地探索落实新课标、新教材的有效路径和新方式，紧跟教育教学发展之势，在实践中不断实现新的跨越。                             05          隗立然老师          周老师从教材编写背景、教材编写的指导思想和目标、教材编写的过程、新教材的编写思路及主要变化几个方面对人教版小学数学新教材进行了解读。这次讲座让我们进一步了解了新教材，使我们能够在之后的教育教学中更好地落实新课标，让核心素养落地，让立德树人的根本任务落到实处。                   06          周健芸老师          在本次讲座中，我深刻体会到数学学习的实质是对问题本质的探索和理解。

C | 通过周老师的讲解，我对人教版小学数学新教材有了更深入的理解，尤其是练习课的新设计让我认识到复习巩固、综合运用及拓展提升的重要性。这次实训提升了我的数学思维能力，也让我明白了教育的真正意义在于培养创新精神和全面发展的人才。                                                 联系我们                    灯市口校区:          传达室: 65243522          德育部: 85110051          教学部: 65250582-8191/8192/8196          行政部: 65235708          卫生室: 65250582-8107                    北池子校区：          传达室: 65251287          办公室: 85115187          65223654-5011/5010/5113          卫生室: 65223654-5019                    东高房校区：          传达室：64032310-6555          办公室：64032310-6208          卫生室：64032310-6101                    礼士校区：          传达室：65251355—7104          办公室：65251355—7226          卫生室：65251355—7107                    人力资源中心：          电话：65252290          邮箱：[email protected]                                        END】                    文字丨杨轶          图片丨朱博          排版丨刘美。

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