英文摘要 |
By investigating the emotions occurring in the teaching and interactions of preschool teachers, this study aimed to investigate the presence of rules governing emotions and to explore the connections formed by the emotional patterns from the perspective of social construction, a subject upon which qualitative research was conducted. The study surveyed three private kindergarten teachers via their diaries and interviews as the primary methods for data collection. In terms of preschool teachers' personal interactions with pre-school children, parents, superiors and colleagues, the study results revealed the application of the strategy of emotional rules shown in the "front stage" and "back stage". For the interactive pattern between preschool teachers and their superiors, the study showed the possibility of certain teachers not succumbing to authority. Those teachers firmly stick to their teaching ideology in opposition to the authority of indergarten directors. It is a new finding rarely seen in general studies. For the final inductive issue, the connection between the emotional rules of preschool teachers and interactions with social culture covers the following aspects: the positive and negative strategy of motional rules, the dilemmatic emotional rule to avert professional subjectivity, the concession emotional rule, the emotional rule to rationally confront the authority of kindergarten directors, and the positive emotional support given to/by colleagues and preschool children. Last, recommendations are provided as a reference for preschool educators, teacher trainers and subsequent researchers. |