英文摘要 |
"The purpose of this research is to explore the course of an English teacher who implements 'positive teaching' and the impact of 'positive teaching' on students' learning attitudes. The researchers used the theoretical basis of positive psychology as the attitude orientation in teaching to conduct a 20-week action research project on 36 ninth-grade students at a middle school in Pingtung County, Taiwan. This research uses teacher/classroom observations, thoughtful notes, student learning materials, interview records, and questionnaire surveys for quality discussion and analysis. The important conclusion is that the positive teaching process of this study is divided into four stages: submission, crisis, running-in, and stability. Teachers can grasp the initial effects of submission in the teaching process, set explicit curriculum norms, and train students to be positive. By cultivating learning habits, upholding a gentle but firm, positive but rigorous teaching attitude, replacing authoritative deterrence and commands with positive discipline, and using humorous techniques to resolve conflicts 'positive teaching' can be a more than adequate approach. As a result, the students' learning attitude has improved positively. Finally, based on the research results, specific suggestions are put forward as a reference for implementing positive teaching to enhance the English learning of middle school students." |