英文摘要 |
The purposes of this study were to understand the junior high teachers' role perceptions, teaching belief, teaching effectiveness, and related factors for the health & physical education learning area of 1~9 Curriculum in Taipei city. There were 259 teachers from 31 public junior high schools in Taipei city to join this study. The instrument of this study was the self-designed questionnaire. All 259 questionnaires were sent out, and 209 effective questionnaires were mailed back. The return rate was 80.69%. The study got the following results: 1. Teachers' role perceptions for health & physical education learning area were positive. There were significant differences of teachers' role perceptions within their genders, teaching courses, and leader/nonleader of health and physical education learning area. 2. Teachers' teaching belief for health & physical education learning area showed to be positive. There were significant differences of teaching belief within their genders, major/minor courses, professional background, and teaching courses. 3. Teachers' teaching effectiveness for health & physical education learning area was positive. There were significant differences of teaching effectiveness within their genders, major/minor courses, professional background, teaching courses, and academic degree. 4. There were no significant differences of teachers' role perceptions, teaching belief, and teaching effectiveness within the school scales of class numbers. 5. There were significantly positive relationships among teachers' role perceptions, teaching belief, and teaching effectiveness mutually. 6. Teachers' teaching effectiveness could be effectively predicted by teachers' teaching belief. Finally, based on the findings of the study, several suggestions for educational administration, administration of school, teachers, and future practice & research were submitted. |