英文摘要 |
This study interviewed 9 senior high school Japanese teachers to explore their teaching competence. The results will be fed back as references for the teaching in graduate schools, to cultivate more appropriate reserve Japanese teachers.First, the teacher cultivation processes in universities were analyzed. Then the contents of the interviews were concluded as below: (1) the importance of professional education can be found in the learning processes of teachers' teaching methods; (2) more importance is placed on structures and meanings of Japanese; (3) teaching goals tend to be helping students enter higher schools and pass proficiency tests; (4) effective teaching methods are those can relate daily lives or things students care about; (5) the bottleneck is the medium/high level guidance; (6) general career abilities are very important; (7) there are differences between senior high schools and cultivation institutions in contents taught; and (8) teachers have sense of achievements at work while feeling unsecured regarding employment after teacher education. Finally, this study suggested to improve: (1) courses of practicing teaching methods; (2) focuses on placed on structures and meanings; (3) graduate students' Japanese competence; (4) understanding of JLPT; (5) connections between graduate schools and senior high schools; and (6) emphases on general career abilities. |