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研究生: 簡馨瑩
Chien HsinYin
論文名稱: 國小教師之教學專業發展研究:以閱讀策略教學為例
Study on the Professional Development of Reading Strategy Instruction in the Elementary School Teachers
指導教授: 宋曜廷
Sung, Yao-Ting
張國恩
Chang, Kuo-En
學位類別: 博士
Doctor
系所名稱: 教育心理與輔導學系
Department of Educational Psychology and Counseling
論文出版年: 2007
畢業學年度: 95
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 226
中文關鍵詞: 教師學習閱讀策略教學認知衝突同儕教練建模歷程
英文關鍵詞: teacher learning, reading strategy instruction, cognition conflict, peer tutoring, modeling
論文種類: 學術論文
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  • 本文探討八位資深國小教師,在閱讀策略教學專業發展課程的介入後,在教室裡閱讀策略教學的學習表現與改變歷程。本研究促進教師專業成長的策略,是基於建構理論所組織的認知衝突、同儕教練與建模策略的有效運作。本研究採取混合研究設計(mixed method design)中,同時多重檢驗(concurrent triangulation design)的混合研究設計法。資料蒐集來源包括教師教學錄影與錄音、教師的深度訪談、教師的行動研究報告、研究者的札記等。
    根據研究結果發現參與教師確實在班上嘗試進行工作坊所提供的閱讀策略教學。從閱讀策略教學專業發展的教學行動面向而言,參與教師的閱讀教學從原本採教師中心、單向式的講述與重視字詞文義的教學取向,在參加閱讀策略教學工作坊後,有些老師重新思考其教學方法與內容,有些老師重新思考其與學生的互動,也有老師並未有大幅度的改變。教師改變對學生學習觀的信念,同時教學目標亦受到專業發展課程的影響而有所改變。
    研究結果發現教師在校內教師閱讀工作坊、學生的學習表現、教師的教學實作及教師教學信念等交互循環運作下,改變教師的教學程序,使用學生參與討論互動的教學活動,教學內容從解釋文章內容轉移至指導學生形成大意。但是,教室裡的互動結構仍偏向於「教師啟動、學生回應」的例行教學序列結構。有參與教師在個人認知與同事互動的過程中,經由認知衝突的調適歷程,同儕學習社群的學習觀摩示範,教學實作以及研究者訪談方法的介入,引動參與教師探索的學習動機,從模仿學習中覺察自己的教學問題,再建構教學模式。本研究根據教師學習改變的歷程,歸納在職教師可能的學習理論與修正原有的專業發展的實作方案,本研究發現有助於在職教師專業發展計畫的規劃及實施,設計符合參與者學習特質的專業發展活動。

    This study aimed at investigating learning performance and changing progress of eight experienced teachers in Taipei city public elementary schools, who employed the professional development curriculum of reading strategy instruction. The strategies to advance teachers’ profession were based on cognitive conflict, peer tutoring and model building composed in constructuralism theory. The research adapted a mixed method design as well as a concurrent triangulation design. Data collection included classroom observations, video and audio taping, in-depth interview with the participating teachers, teachers’ action research reports and research journals.
    The results indicated that the teachers who took part in this professional development program did have significant improvement on teachers’ pedagogical practice strategies and further on students’ reading performance. From the dimension of teachers instruction, the focus of participating teachers shifted from teacher-centered and single instruction with an emphasis on meanings of individual words or phrases to student-partaken in classroom discussion. The findings of the study demonstrated that under the interaction among workshops of in-school reading strategy instruction, teachers’ pedagogical practice and teaching beliefs, and students learning performance, the teachers did undergo changes on the process of reading strategy instruction. Students started to participate in communicative discussion in classroom activities, and teachers also shifted from content explanation to meaning construction.
    However, the communicative construct during the class still tended to be initiated by teachers and responded by students. Through adjustments of cognitive conflict of interactions with colleagues, teaching demonstration of peer tutors, pedagogical practice improvement and the in-depth interview with the researcher, the participating teachers were motivated to explore their teaching problems, modify and reconstruct their teaching models. The study induced possible learning theories of on-job teachers and modified the pedagogical practice of the professional development via the changing processes of teachers’ learning. The findings can facilitate on-job teachers to plan and implement professional development program, which has been proved to be able to meet the needs of teachers’ learning characteristics of such programs.

    目 錄 摘要 目錄頁次 附表目次 附圖目次 第一章 緒論 ………………………………………………………………… 1 第一節 研究背景與目的 ……………………………………………………… 1 第二節 待答問題 …………………………………………………………. 7 第三節 重要名詞釋義 ………………………………………………………… 8 第二章 文獻探討 ………………………………………………………… .. 12 第一節 教師的專業發展 …………………………………………………….. 12 第二節 閱讀策略教學知能 ………………………………………………… 22 第三節 師生互動性質與教學序列結構 ………………………………… 30 第四節 教師的閱讀教學信念 …………………………………………………. 36 第五節 有關教師的學習理論 ………………………………………………… 43    第三章研究方法 …………………………………………………………… 52 第一節 研究設計 …………………………………………………………… 52 第二節 研究場域 ………………………………………………………………... 55 第三節 參與研究者 ……………………………………………………………. 56 第四節 閱讀策略教學專業發展之實作模式 ………………………………… .58 第五節 資料分析的工具與程序 ………………………………………………..66 第四章研究發現與結果 ……………………………………………….. .85 第一節 教師教學行動的變化 ………………………………………………… 85 第二節 教室裡的師生互動變化 ………………………………………………103 第三節 教師教學信念的變化 …………………………………………………131 第五章綜合討論 …………………………………………………………….163 第六章結論與建議 …………………………………………………………179 參考文獻 一、中文部分 ………………………………………………………………….185 二、英文部分 ………………………………………………………………….187 附錄 附錄3-4-1:單元教學活動設計 …………………………………………………199 附錄3-4-2:單元教材來源與名稱一覽表 ………………………………………… 209 附錄3-4-3:台北市莊莊國民小學九十四學年閱讀策略教學工作坊實施計畫 …210 附錄3-5-1:教學影片取樣文本原案 ……………………………………………213 附錄3-5-2:A、B兩位編碼人員對第二次教學影片取樣之師生互動編碼與分析單位 ………………………………………………...214 附錄3-5-3:A、B兩位編碼人員對第二次教學影片取樣之教學序列結構編碼(修正) ………………………………………………...217 附錄3-5-4:MEPA ……………………………………………………………….220 附錄3-5-5:教師教學序列結構之次數與z分數報表 …………………………221 附錄3-5-6:教師閱讀教學行為檢核表 …………………………………………..222 附錄3-5-7:教師閱讀教學行為檢核表(修正版) ……………………………..223 附錄3-5-8:教師閱讀教學行為檢核表紀錄 …………………………………..224 附錄3-5-9:半結構性訪談大綱 ………………………………………………....226 表目次 表 3-3-1 參與教師的基本資料 ……………………………………………………. 56 表 3-4-1 閱讀策略教學專業發展課程架構 ………………………………………. 63 表 3-5-1 本研究之時間、課程內容、資料蒐集方法與內容………………………… 66 表 3-5-2 師生互動之類別編碼系統 …………………………………………….73 表 3-5-3 師生互動之類別編碼示例 ………………………………………………… 73 表 3-5-4 教師教學序列結構之類別編碼系統 ………………………………… . .76 表 3-5-5 教學程序之類別編碼系統 ……………………………………………….. 79 表 3-5-6 教學內容之類別編碼系統 ……………………………………………….79 表 3-5-8 訪談資料編碼系統 …………………………………………………….... 84 表 4-1-1-1 參與教師第一次教學攝影之教學程序一覽表 ……………………………86 表 4-1-1-2 參與教師第二次教學攝影之教學程序一覽 ………………………… .87 表 4-1-1-3 參與教師第三次教學攝影之教學程序一覽表……………………………..91 表 4-1-1-4 參與教師第四次教學攝影之教學程序一覽表……………………………..91 表 4-1-1-5 參與教師四次教學攝影之教學程序一覽表 …………………………..92 表 4-1-2-1 參與教師四次教學攝影之教學內容項目次數與百分比一覽表…………. 95 表 4-1-2-2 教學內容項目於不同階段間百分比同質性考驗事後比較之同時信賴區一覽表 ………………………………………………………………………….101 表 4-2-1-1 第一次教學攝影之教學互動方向類別次數與百分比一覽表 ………….103 表 4-2-1-2 參與教師四次教學攝影之教學互動方向類別次數與百分比一覽表 ….104 表 4-2-1-3 參與教師四次教學之師生互動項目在不同階段之同時信賴區間一覽表105 表 4-2-2-1 參與教師第一次教學攝影之教學觀察行為次數表 ……………… …..107 表 4-2-2-2 參與教師第二次教學攝影之教學觀察行為次數表 ……………… …..107 表 4-2-2-3 參與教師第三次教學攝影之教學觀察行為次數表 ……………… …..108 表 4-2-2-4 參與教師第四次教學攝影之教學觀察行為次數表 ……………… … .108 表 4-2-2-5 參與教師第一次教學攝影之教學系列分析Z分數一覽表 ……………109 表 4-2-2-6 參與教師第二次教學攝影之教學系列分析Z分數一覽表 …………114 表 4-2-2-7 參與教師第三次教學攝影之教學系列分析Z分數一覽表 …………..119 表 4-2-2-8 參與教師第四次教學攝影之教學系列分析Z分數一覽表 …………..125 表 4-2-2-9 八名教師四次教學序列結構一覽表 …………… ……………………129 圖目次 圖 2-4-1 教師專業發展意圖的內隱模型 …………………………………………. 36 圖 2-4-2 Guskey 的教師改變過程模式 …………………………………………..36 圖 2-4-3 專業發展的交互關連模型 ………………………………………………..37 圖 3-1-1 同時多重檢驗(concurrent triangulation design)的混合研究設計法 …….53 圖 3-1-2 研究實施架構 ……………………………………………………………. 54 圖 3-4-1 閱讀策略教學專業發展實作模式 ………………………………………. 59 圖 3-4-2 閱讀策略教學專業發展之課程實施流程 ………………………………. 65 圖 3-5-1 本研究發展錄影帶資料分析的工具程序 ………………………………..70 圖 4-2-2-1 參與教師第一次教學攝影之教學系列結構圖式 ………………………109 圖 4-2-2-2 第一次的PI 序列結構圖 ………………………………………………..110 圖 4-2-2-3 參與教師第一次教學攝影之教學系列結構圖式 ……………………….115 圖 4-2-2-4 第二次的PI 序列結構圖 ……………………………………………….116 圖 4-2-2-5 參與教師第三次教學攝影之教學系列結構圖式 ……………………….120 圖 4-2-2-6 第三次的PI 序列結構圖 …………………………………..………….121 圖 4-2-2-7 參與教師第四次教學攝影之教學系列結構圖式 ……………………….125 圖 4-2-2-8 第四次的PI 序列結構圖 ……………..……………………………….126 圖 4-3-6-1 教師學習閱讀策略教學的變化歷程圖 ……………………………….154 圖 5-5-1 教師學習變化的歷程圖 …………………………………………………177

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