| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to explore the impact of a robotics-based STEM picture book teaching workshop on the STEM teaching self-efficacy of preschool educators. The participants were 23 in-service early childhood educators teaching older kindergarten classes in southern Taiwan. Through five hands-on workshops integrating Neuron electronic blocks and teacher-created picture books, participants engaged in practical teaching activities. A mixed-methods approach was employed for data collection and analysis. The results revealed a significant decrease in participants’self-efficacy in the dimension of Technological Pedagogical Science Knowledge (TPSK) between the pre- and post-tests. This decline may reflect a more cautious self-assessment of their STEM teaching abilities following their participation in the course. Data from focus group interviews indicated positive changes in teaching beliefs, pedagogical strategies, and professional growth. However, the study also identified ongoing challenges for teachers in areas such as professional competence, access to teaching resources, and curriculum continuity. |