英文摘要 |
This study explored clinical teachers’ personality traits and teaching effectiveness and therelevant influential factors. A cross-sectional questionnaire method and purposive samplingwere adopted to recruit clinical teachers trained under the Clinical Health Professional Programfrom a teaching hospital in Eastern Taiwan. A structured questionnaire was conducted tocollect digital data. A total of 188 clinical teachers fulfilled the inclusion criteria, and 184 validresponses were collected, with a valid response rate of 97.9%. The mean score of participants’overall teaching effectiveness reached a moderate level of 3.89 ± 0.40 points. Age was positivelycorrelated with teaching self-efficacy, teaching strategies, and overall teaching effectiveness.Married clinical teachers exhibited significantly higher performance in teaching self-efficacy,teaching strategies, teaching evaluation, and professional self-efficacy than unmarried clinicalteachers. Clinical teachers’ personality traits exhibited a significantly positive correlation withteaching effectiveness. Moreover, clinical teachers with higher scores of openness, agreeableness,extraversion, and conscientiousness exhibited higher overall teaching effectiveness. These resultscan serve as a reference for selecting and training clinical teachers at teaching hospitals. |