英文摘要 |
This study is based on John Dewey’s experience and thinking perspective. Through investigating the relationship between experience accumulation and thinking, this study aims to analyze the decisions made among experienced teachers’ thinking and the implications on pre-service teacher education. This study applied the think aloud technique to collect experiences and thinking of experienced teachers who are serving at kindergarten, elementary, and secondary schools. Data was collected from a total of 42 sessions and 233 cases. Keywords and keyword relevance were identified and analyzed with the keyword extraction system. The outcomes revealed that despite experienced teachers in different educational stages realize the importance of communicating with both students and parents, their focus of dealing with events are different. According to the results of this study, the selective decisions from experienced teachers’ thinking include the following: 1. To deal with events with a net-thinking model. 2. To emphasize on the reflections from students and determine its cause. 3. To give students a second chance to experience the nature of learning by educational principles. 4. To improve on communicating with parents. 5. To search for suitable assistance based on different events to shorten the required time for handling events. 6. To ensure both the order and procedure of handling events. 7. To continue professional growth and confirm teacher responsibility. The implications for pre-service teacher education program include the following: 1. To prepare teacher education students’ thinking ability for advancing their experience. 2. To promote the auto-judgment of teacher education students on handling events by establishing datasets for cases and exercise them. 3. To advance the experience of teacher education students through digital datasets for cases. 4. To design a step by step practice system for teacher education students to assist them experience the complicated real school context. |