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    Title: 國民教育輔導團員與一般教師之教學專業如能比較: 以歷史料為例
    Other Titles: Comparing Social Studies Curriculum and Instruction Advisors' and Ordinary Teachers' Subject Matter Knowledge and Pedagogy: Using the History Subject as an Example
    Authors: 宋佩芬
    Contributors: 淡江大學課程與教學研究所
    Keywords: 九年一貫;社會領域;國民教育輔導團;歷史教學;1-9th Grade integrated curriculum reform;Social studies;History teaching;Advisory Group
    Date: 2007-06-14
    Issue Date: 2009-12-15 14:25:29 (UTC+8)
    Publisher: 臺北縣:淡江大學
    Abstract: 九年一貫課程改革使輔導圍再次受到重視,各縣市紛紛利用「國民教育輔導圍」來
    協助推動學校的教學改革。輔導圍員被期望為優秀的教師或教師中的菁英,並被賦
    予推動改革、教學輔導等功能。然而,輔導團員是否比一般教師其備較佳的知識與
    教學技能仍是待答的問題。本研究對全國公私立國中社會領域教師進行問卷調查,
    以歷史背景的教師為觀察對象,發現曾經擔任輔導團員與未曾擔任輔導團員的教師
    在歷史知識、學科概念及教學知能上並沒有差異。本文討論此研究結果對輔導團員
    的甄選及專業發展的義涵。
    The I_9th Grade Integrated CUlTiculum Reform has revitalized long-established
    Curriculum and Instruction Advisory Groups. Counties and cities began restructuring
    the Advisory Groups since the reform. Advisors in different academic fields are
    recruited and expected to provide cUlTicular and instructional consultation and facilitate
    change in schools. Advisors are widely regarded as the elites of teachers with more and
    better professional knowledge and skills. However, whether their subject matter
    knowledge and pedagogy are better than ordinary teachers remains to be an empirical
    question. This study surveyed all public and private junior-high school social studies
    teachers in Taiwan. The result shows that there is no significant difference between
    advisors and ordinary teachers in aspects of historical knowledge, conceptions of history
    and history teaching approaches. I discuss the implications for Advisory Groups'
    recruitment and professional development.
    Relation: 課程改革與教學輔導國際學術研討會論文集=Proceedings of the International Conference of Curriculum Reform and Instructional Support,頁123-136
    Appears in Collections:[Master's Program, Graduate Institute of Curriculum and Instruction] Proceeding

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