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https://ah.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/59626| 題名: | 教師自我效能感研究:以桃園縣本地國小英語教師為例 Sense of Self-efficacy: A Study of Nonnative Public Primary Teachers in Taoyuan |
作者: | 黃曉君 Huang, Hsiao Chun |
貢獻者: | 余明忠 Yu, Ming Chung 黃曉君 Huang, Hsiao Chun |
關鍵詞: | 國小英語教師 自我效能感 英語能力 教學法 primary NNETs self-efficacy language proficiency pedagogic strategies |
日期: | 2012 | 上傳時間: | 2-Sep-2013 | 摘要: | 本研究旨在調查桃園地區英語教師之教學效能感，且探究英語教師本身英語能力、面對的環境、學校、學生等因素對其教學效能感和英語教學策略的影響。\n 本研究以問卷調查法進行，對象為桃園縣188所公立小學的542名英語教師為主。依層級抽樣法，正式問卷發出460份，收回有效問卷384份，收回率達83.5%。問卷回收後資料以統計軟體SPSS 18.0進行敘述性統計、多元迴歸、皮爾生相關係數分析、獨立樣本t考驗、單因子變異數分析及薛費事後法分析，獲得結果簡述如下：\n1.桃園縣英語教師之教學效能感普遍呈現中上趨勢。\n2.英語教師之英語能力以英語閱讀能力最好，口說與聽的能力較弱。\n3.教學上，教師偏向溝通式教學法。\n4.所有影響教師效能感的因素中，教師過去的成功經驗最具正面影響力。\n5.負面的情緒(例如:過多的壓力、有違意願的課堂安排)有損教師效能感。\n6.教師教學效能、英語教學法運用因本身英語能力的影響，呈現正向的關係。\n根據問卷調查結果，本研究最後提供教學上相關建議以供參考。 This study aims to explore self-efficacy, English language proficiency, the proclivity of their pedagogical strategies and their relationships among the elementary school EFL teachers in Taoyuan. The questionnaire survey method has been employed, and based on stratified sampling method, there were 384 teachers involved in this research (response rate 83.5%).\nThe results show:\n1. The EFL teachers rated their self-efficacy in teaching English at a moderate level, their teachers’ self-reported language proficiency best in receptive skill—reading, proclivity of pedagogical strategy in language class toward CLT approach.\n2. Among the 13 antecedents checked, Master experience was found to be the most powerful factor to influence teachers’ efficacy formation. Students’ learning motivation plays a significantly reciprocal impact on teachers’ efficacy beliefs in general, efficacy for student engagement, and teachers’ aptitude to employ CLT approach in their classroom. \n3. Finally, the higher proficient the teachers rated themselves the more efficacious they felt in teaching English and in employing communicative language teaching approach. \nThe suggestions were provided in the end of the study with an aim to help the teachers understand better about their self-efficacy beliefs and the concerned trainers design more suitable teacher training programs for the elementary EFL teachers. |
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