英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to analyze the effects, difficulties and solutions during the process of merging community resources into the project approach. Data collection included teaching video clips, the teacher's teaching diaries and reflective teaching journals, parent-teacher communication notes, records of teaching meeting, and feedback of teaching helpers, in addition to the interview transcripts of three related persons. The results were as follows: 1. Children practiced community service, and earned in-depth understandings with regard to community specialties and resources. In addition, children improved their oral communication skills, as well as problem solving and social skills. 2. Parents understood community industries, improved their filial relationships, and played many roles in helping teaching. 3. The teacher improved her professional knowledge and communication skills, and became a "community teacher," as well as a learner, cooperator, and collaborative researcher. 4. The teacher promoted her teaching ideas when facing questioning and resistance, and read related materials and accepted professional guidance because of inadequate knowledge to systematically collect children's portfolios. Three implications were drawn from this study: (a) promoting project approaches with community resources,(b) profoundly reading literature and sharing experiences to enrich teachers' professional growth, and (c) continually communicating with related people to enhance team-teaching. |