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dc.contributor.advisor黃怡萍zh_TW
dc.contributor.advisorHuang, Yi Pingen_US
dc.contributor.author陳閔志zh_TW
dc.creator陳閔志zh_TW
dc.date2012en_US
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dc.identifierG0096551021en_US
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dc.description碩士zh_TW
dc.description國立政治大學zh_TW
dc.description英國語文學研究所zh_TW
dc.description96551021zh_TW
dc.description101zh_TW
dc.description.abstract過去研究著重於教師全方位的英語教學信念,關於英語教師個別技巧方面的教學信念研究較為缺乏,因此本研究將重心擺在教師寫作信念的研究。本研究旨在以質化研究方式探討兩位高中英語教師寫作信念及其課堂教學,同時分析學生相關因素如何影響教師寫作信念及其課堂教學。研究對象包含兩位高中英語教師及八名學生。資料蒐集方式包含訪談、課室觀察、以及觀察筆記。研究結果顯示教師信念及其教學並非完全一致。部分不一致的原因主要在於學生行為、學習態度、英語程度、師生的學習背景不同、時間壓力,以及課堂人數多寡等情境因素。此外,相較於之前研究所提及的情境因素,學生特質能為教師的教育帶來不同層面的影響。總之,學生因素以及信念與教學的不一致可以幫助教師們反思教學的本質,並且藉由情境化的調整,發展出更符合情境的教學方式。zh_TW
dc.description.abstractIn the past, the research focused on English teachers’ general pedagogical beliefs while the research on specific beliefs was lacking. Hence, the current research put emphasis on English teachers’ pedagogical beliefs on writing instruction. The purposes of the current study were to investigate two senior high school English teachers’ beliefs and practices on writing instruction and how students’ characteristics influenced them. The participants were two senior high school teachers and eight students chosen from the teachers’ classes. Data collection methods included semi-structured interviews with teachers and students, classroom observations, and field notes. The results indicated a partial inconsistency between the teachers’ beliefs and their instruction, mainly resulting from students’ behavior, learning attitudes, students’ English proficiency, time pressure, and class sizes. Also, students’ characteristics were found to have different types of influence on teachers’ instruction compared to other contextual factors mentioned in the previous research. In conclusion, students’ characteristics and the discrepancies between teachers’ beliefs and practices would help teachers reflect on the nature of their instruction and develop more contextually responsive teaching.en_US
dc.description.tableofcontentsAcknowledgements iii\nChinese Abstract vii\nEnglish Abstract viii\nChapter \n1. Introduction 1\nBackground and Rationale of the Study 1\nPurposes of the Study 3\nDefinition of Terms 3\n2. Literature Review 5\nDefinition of Beliefs and Teachers’ Beliefs 5\nApproaches to Beliefs about Language Learning 6\nResearch on English Teachers’ Beliefs and Practices in Classroom 7\nTeachers’ Beliefs about General English Teaching 8\nTeachers’ Beliefs about Teaching Specific Field of Language 8\nResearch on Language Teachers’ Beliefs and Practices on Writing\nInstruction 10\nVarious Approaches to Writing Instruction 10\nConsistency between Belief and Practice 12\nFactors Influencing Teacher’s Beliefs or Practices 12\nContextual Factors Influencing Teachers’ Practices on Writing Instruction 15\nFramework of the Relationship between Teacher’s Beliefs and Practices 18\nResearch Questions 20\n3. Methodology 21\nResearch Design 21\nParticipants and Contexts 21\nData Collection Method 23\nSemi-structured interviews 24\nClassroom Observations and Field Notes 26\nData Analysis 26\nValidation 27\nRole of the Researcher 28\n4. Findings and Case Analysis 29\nShelly 29\nCourse Preparation 29\nWriting Instruction in Class 30\nBeliefs and Practices on Writing Instruction 31\nJocey 41\nCourse Preparation 41\nWriting Instruction in Class 42\nBeliefs and Practices on Writing Instruction 42\nSummary 55\nContextual factors influencing teacher’s beliefs and writing instruction 56\nShelly 56\nJocey 64\n5. Cross-Case Analysis and Discussion 75\nResearch Question One 75\nResearch Question Two 77\nResearch Question Three 80\n6. Conclusion 89\nSummary of the Study 89\nPedagogical Implications 90\nLimitations of the Study 91\nSuggestions for Future Research 91\nConclusion 92\nReferences 95\nAppendices 101\nA. Teachers’ Interview Questions 101\nB. Students’ Interview Questions 106\nC. Transcript Conventions 109zh_TW
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dc.subject英語教師zh_TW
dc.subject寫作教學zh_TW
dc.subject教學信念zh_TW
dc.subject情境因素zh_TW
dc.subjectEnglish Teacheren_US
dc.subjectWriting Instructionen_US
dc.subjectTeaching Beliefen_US
dc.subjectContextual Factoren_US
dc.title高中英語教師寫作教學信念與實踐:質性個案研究zh_TW
dc.titleSenior high school EFL teachers’ pedagogical beliefs and practices on writing instruction: a qualitative case studyen_US
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