英文摘要 |
This study aims to understand the current situation of teachers' beliefs and classroom management strategies of junior high school teachers in combined high school in Taichung City and explores the differences and impacts on teachers with different backgrounds in teachers' beliefs and classroom management strategies. In this study, we use the 'Combine Junior High School Teachers' Faith Scale' and the 'Combine Junior High School Teachers' Class Management Strategy Scale' as a research tool. Through the questionnaire survey of the tutor in Taichung City, we explore the status and relevance of their teachers' beliefs and class management strategies. The questionnaire was 336 national tutors, 295 were collected, 291 valid questionnaires were valid. The data were analyzed by SPSS statistical software, descriptive statistical analysis, independent sample t test, single factor variance analysis and Pearson's performance. The results were summarized as follows: 1. Junior high school mentor teachers in Taichung City are the main humanity orientation, and the alienation of negative beliefs have other ways. 2. In Combined high School in Taichung City, junior high school mentor teachers' class management strategy implementation is better. They value the class regulations and the building of orders the most. As for the teachers' communication, cooperation with parents and the use of parents' resources performance are weaker. 3. The teachers over the age 51 are more willing to adopt open-minded, humanity, and student-centered educational beliefs. 4. For the teachers graduated from the normal university or normal college, the belief of responsibility is significantly better than the teachers from graduated school. 5. Teachers with different qualifications have differences in the effective teaching class management strategy. The performance of teachers with bachelor degrees are better than the teachers with graduate degrees. 6. The teachers who have the belief of responsibility, enlightened management belief and authoritarian belief have better performance in class management strategies. 7. The teachers who have negative alienation beliefs have worse performance in class management strategies . 8. If teachers have stronger beliefs of responsibility , enlightened management beliefs or authoritative supervision , their class management strategies are also better. 9. If teachers have stronger negative alienation beliefs, their class management strategies are worse. |