英文摘要 |
The continuous development of teachers’profession is an important part to ensure the quality of education. With multilevel theory, teachers’personal factors and school factors are used for discussing the effects on teachers’professional development activity in this study. Since teachers are nested under the same school leadership, hierarchical linear model is applied in the research analysis to understand the contextual effect and cross-level interaction effect among variables. The international database, TALIS 2018, is applied to discuss the effects of elementary school teachers’self-efficacy and school environmental factors on professional development activity, where school environmental factors contains shared rights & responsibilities, trust culture, and principals participate in professional development activities. School environmental factors is used as the cross-level moderator. Total 3,494 teachers from 200 elementary schools in Taiwan participate in the TALIS 2018 survey, as the research objects. The research findings show that self-efficacy, shared rights & responsibilities, trust culture, and principals participate in professional development activities present positive and direct effects on professional development activity, and principals participate in professional development activities shows cross-level moderating effects on the relations among student involvement, general teaching, and professional development activity. |