英文摘要 |
With qualitative content analysis - conventional content analysis approach, this study aimed to explore the factors making Taiwanese students in the teacher education program (TEP) feel the most anxiety as well as the ways they coped with their anxiety. The responses were collected from 151 pre-service teachers. Participants were asked to respond to two open-ended questions. (1) Within the last 6 months, what made you feel the most anxiety? (2) How did you cope with your anxiety? The findings indicated that within the last 6 months, the factors making pre-service teachers feel the most anxiety were as follows:“career development/academic development”,“arrangement of courses in TEP”,“multiple roles”,“related requirements for TEP”,“learning states”,“the length of the course in TEP”,“life stress”, and“peer relations”. The ways they coped with anxiety included“solution-focused orientation”,“relaxed activities”,“facing it”,“self-encouragement”, and“concentration on the present”. These results provided some implications for counseling work in TEP. |