从“缺陷补给”到“素养生成”：基于未来能力图谱的在地化研学课程建构——以黑龙江省“未来少年”系列研学课程为例

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doi:10.63944/wdrb05

From Deficit Remediation to Competency Cultivation: The Construction of Localized Study Practice Courses Based on a Future-Oriented Competency Framework——A Case Study of the "Future Youth" Series in Heilongjiang Province

Bin Yu (Author)

Heilongjiang Institute of Teacher Development

DOI:https://doi.org/10.63944/wdrb05

Keywords:

study practice education, competency generation, localized curriculum, evaluation tools, Heilongjiang resources

Published

30-06-2026

Abstract: Contemporary adolescents face structural contradictions in digital life, including high cognitive levels but insufficient psychological resilience, strong information acquisition abilities but weak real-life connections, and adaptability to fast-paced living but difficulty persisting in long-term commitments. Study practice education can serve as a “social supply station” for these shortcomings. Based on the unique resources of Heilongjiang Province—extreme cold climate, black soil agriculture, industrial heritage, border landscapes, and ethnic minority cultures—this study applies experiential learning theory and psychological resilience research findings to construct a localized study course design framework centered on “four beams and eight pillars.” A three-dimensional evaluation scale and corresponding data analysis methods are also developed. Through pre- and post-test data comparison and behavioral event coding analysis of 178 junior high school students in the “Embrace Rejection” course, the effectiveness of this framework in enhancing students’ frustration tolerance was verified. The results indicate that this course framework can help promote the transformation of study practice education from experience-driven activities toward scientific curriculum systems.

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From Deficit Remediation to Competency Cultivation: The Construction of Localized Study Practice Courses Based on a Future-Oriented Competency Framework——A Case Study of the "Future Youth" Series in Heilongjiang Province

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