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dc.contributor.advisor招靜琪zh_TW
dc.contributor.advisorChao, Chin-chien_US
dc.contributor.author施蘊珊zh_TW
dc.contributor.authorShih, Yun-Shanen_US
dc.creator施蘊珊zh_TW
dc.creatorShih, Yun-Shanen_US
dc.date2022en_US
dc.date.accessioned2023-02-08T07:33:23Z-
dc.date.available2023-02-08T07:33:23Z-
dc.date.issued2023-02-08T07:33:23Z-
dc.identifierG0104951005en_US
dc.identifier.urihttp://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/143340-
dc.description碩士zh_TW
dc.description國立政治大學zh_TW
dc.description英語教學碩士在職專班zh_TW
dc.description104951005zh_TW
dc.description.abstract在線上英語教學網站如火如荼地興起的時代,探討線上教學教師的經驗也顯得格外重要。本文以質性研究的方式探討一位受過正規英語教師教育學程的老師在經歷實習的訓練與衝擊之後,如何決定放棄於學校任教而走入非正規的、新興的英語線上教學的歷程。其中,研究重點為她是如何發揮語言教師動能(language teacher agency) 以解決過程中所面臨到的挑戰與衝突,並進一步探究此歷程能帶給即將踏入教學現場的新生代英語教師們的啟發。\n本文主要以四次的敘事訪談與藉由四部教學影片以進行課室觀察的方式進行資料搜集,接著以關鍵事件分析(Critical Event Analysis) 進行資料分析,釐清研究參與者的重要事件。再以 Priestley, Biesta and Robinson (2013) 之「生態理論教師動能」理論架構,剖析研究參與者Judy的過去、現在,與未來歷程,進而延伸出本文對於從正規教學場域到線上教學歷程的發現。藉由Judy的故事,可觀察到她是如何做出各項抉擇,處理處理過去與現在的衝突與矛盾,最後找到最適合自己的線上教師定位及角色。盼能藉由此分析與探討,啟發未來的新興英文教師在選擇職涯方向時,能有更多元的思考方向與選擇。此外,也希望藉由此文引起更多研究者對於台灣英語線上教學的興趣與研究。zh_TW
dc.description.abstractThis is a qualitative study which aims at probing into how an English teacher who graduated from a formal teacher education program and with an MA in TESOL, exerted her teacher agency to transform herself into an online English teacher that matches well her identities as a language teacher. The results of this study could provide the future novice English teachers a different path for planning their career. Collected data include four in-depth narrative interviews and four recorded videos taken as classroom observation. To analyze the data, Critical Event Analysis was first adopted. In addition, the ecological framework of teacher agency (Priestley, Biesta and Robinson, 2015) was applied as the theoretical framework to examine the participant’s language learning and teaching journey. With the framework, Judy’s stories were analyzed from three aspects: the past, the present, and the future in examining how she made her decisions throughout the journey. Judy’s stories reveal how she made informed decisions along the way, dealt with the conflicts between her past and the present, and gradually found her own path to be an online English teacher that she could continue at least in the near future. The result invites more opportunities to probe into online teaching contexts which have been springing up like mushrooms nowadays as an alternative career choice for novice English teachers.en_US
dc.description.tableofcontentsAcknowledgement iii\nChinese Abstract v\nEnglish Abstract vi\nList of Figures vii\nList of Tables viii\nChapter 1. Introduction 1\nChapter 2. Literature Review 3\n- Formal English teacher education in Taiwan 3\n- Community of Practice and Informal Online Language Teaching\n5\n- Teacher Agency 8\nChapter 3. Methodology 13\n- Context and Participant 14\n- Data Collection 16\n- The First Two Narrative Interviews with Prompts 17\n- Class Observations 18\n- Stimulated Recall Semi-structured Interviews 19\n- Follow-up interviews with Prompt 20\n- Data Analysis 21\n- Trustworthiness 22\nChapter 4. Results 23\n- The Past: \nFrom an aspired student teacher to leaving the formal educational system 23\n- The Present:\nAgentively negotiating with the manager for a better work environment 28\n- The Future:\nFinding ways to improve the quality of life on the same online teaching job 32\nChapter 5. Discussion 34\n- The Iterational Dimension: Judy’s History Related to English Teaching 35\n- Practical-Evaluative Dimension -- Judy’s Current Work Environment 39\n- Projective Dimension -- Judy’s Future Prospect 43\nChapter 6. Conclusion 46\n- Pedagogical Implications 46\n- Limitations 47\nReferences 49\nAppendix A 53\nAppendix B 55zh_TW
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dc.subject教師動能zh_TW
dc.subject生態理論教師動能zh_TW
dc.subject質性研究zh_TW
dc.subject英語線上教學zh_TW
dc.subject敘事訪談zh_TW
dc.subjectLanguage Teacher Agencyen_US
dc.subjectThe Ecological Framework of Teacher Agencyen_US
dc.subjectQualitative Studyen_US
dc.subjectOnline English Teachingen_US
dc.subjectNarrative Interviewen_US
dc.title從正規的教師培育訓練到非正式的教學場域: 個案研究一位線上英語教師的教師動能zh_TW
dc.titleTaking Formal Teacher Education to the Informal Online Teaching Context: A Study on Language Teacher Agency of an Online Teacher in Taiwanen_US
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