英文摘要 |
This study aims to explore the enabling and constraint factors impact on teachers' participation in the curriculum reform of 12-year basic education from perspectives of duality of social structure. The data were collected from a pilot school, with interviews of 12 teachers as participants and also non-participants to shed light on their visions and practices in responding to the educational reform policy. Our study found that: (1) school reputation and collegial interaction are important factors of enabling teachers; (2) pervasive experience is also a resource of enabling teachers; (3) regulations and rules and time resources are the factors that constrain teachers' decision-making actions; (4) teachers who expressed different perspectives from the policy on the subject teaching reveal the post-secondary education goal and admission system becoming a factor constraining teachers' action; and (5) teachers who have different beliefs on the concept of curriculum reform, student learning, and alternative experience argue that they accumulate experience in continuous reproduction operations, and such an internalization is the source of value and value of teachers' interpretation of social structure, which in turn enables or constrains their action decision. |