| 英文摘要 |
It is critical for teacher education universities to explore effective ways to develop interdisciplinary competency-based curriculum in order to help teacher education students solve problems in instructional contexts and cultivate professional competencies. To address the teacher education students’ learning difficulties in instructional presentations, this study proposes a design framework of the Instructional Presentation Design and Practice course. Adopting the SOIL model as the theoretical basis, the framework covers the formulation of teaching objectives, processing of learning assessments, arrangement of teaching units, and selection of instructional methods. According to the framework, an evaluation tool for the design and performance of instructional presentations was developed, and a self-reported questionnaire was used to investigate the difference between the pre-course and post-course instructional presentation abilities of the teacher education students. The results indicated that the evaluation tool had expert validity and robust inter-rater reliability. After taking the course, the teacher education students made significant improvement in their presentation skills in the aspects of structure, context, and facilitation. The positive findings show that this course can serve as a practical reference for the design of interdisciplinary competency-based curriculum aiming to help teacher education students cultivate professional competences in teaching. The course is also a useful guide for those who want to integrate teaching and presentation in curriculum design in the future. |