英文摘要 |
This study focused on how to provide adaptive guidance for future teachers so that they can transcend their limitations, demonstrate intrinsic agency, and develop their professional identities. The study involved the design of the“Future Teacher Impact Lab,”which integrated project-based cross-border-oriented learning in teacher training courses. This approach supports students in achieving real understanding, cross-border thinking, and innovative practice. After two semesters of cyclic revision, the study established a three-phase professional development implementation model, along with specific evaluation criteria for calibration, promotion, and activation. The pre-and post-test and professional development mini-projects of the 16 participating students revealed that the degree of identity diffusion decreased significantly, the tendency of identity moratorium increased, and cross-border potential and diversified thinking improved. This practical inquiry provides valuable insights for future teaching and research, offering a reference for implementing adaptive guidance and project-based cross-border learning in teacher training programs. |