英文摘要 |
This study examined a model of student teaching based on the collaboration of supervisors, school personnel, and student teachers. Specifically, this research focused on 6 student teachers who received support from related practice guidance and professional development assistance from a student teaching supervisor, mentors at a practice elementary school, and administrators. The related practice strategies involved matching mentor-student teacher pairs for practice guidance, participation from the professional teacher learning community, and various classroom teaching practices. The results indicated that by joining a professional development peer group, student teachers were more likely to reflect on their education, thereby promoting personal development. In addition to the original practice class, the student teachers who participated in the professional teacher learning community with their mentors received additional opportunities to practice in various classes, further refining their teaching experience and skills. From a humanistic perspective characterized by caring and communication, a thorough understanding of the role and responsibilities of a mentor benefit student teaching provided with a mentor-apprentice approach. Finally, the reflection, practice activities, and action research approach to teaching guidance enabled the student teachers to achieve specialized development and refine their skills in a natural learning environment. |