英文摘要 |
The purposes of this study were to explore the role expectation and role performance of resource room teachers in public senior high school and to analyze the differences between role expectation and performance. A self-developed questionnaire, The Senior High School Resource Room Teacher Role Investigation Scale, was sent to 59 public senior high schools, asking the administrators, class room teachers and resource room teachers to respond to it. Three hundred and eleven questionnaires were sent out and 90.35% of them responded (281 participants). The main results were as follows: (1)On the resource room teachers' role expectations, school staffs with different capacities considered 'Assessment & Evaluation' and 'Instruction & Counseling' as the most important roles and considered 'Administrative affairs & Program planning' as the least important one; (2)For the influence of the resource room teachers role expectations among administrators and class room teachers, there was no significant difference across various background variables; (3)Resource room teachers with different seniorities in senior high schools had considerably different role expectations; (4)On the resource room teachers' role performances, 'Instruction & Counseling' and 'Administrative affairs & Program planning' hit the highest performance level, the 'Assessment & Evaluation' reached the lowest performance level; (5)Resource room teachers with different seniorities in senior high schools and different experiences of administrative capacities had different role performances; and (6)The role expectations were significantly higher than the role performances on 'Assessment & Evaluation', 'Instruction & Counseling', 'Support & Advocate', and 'Consultation & Communication'. |