英文摘要 |
This study first discusses the current status of elementary school principals’ instructional leadership and teachers’ professional literacy, and then explores the correlation and causal relationships between the principal’s instructional leadership and teachers’ professional literacy. This study also uses the importance-performance analysis (IPA) to probe into the relationship between the degree of recognition and the degree of conformity of teachers’ professional literacy, and finally analyzes the relationship between various background variables and the teachers’ professional literacy. The questionnaire survey method is adopted by this study, and the data analysis methods include linear structural equation model, importance-performance analysis (IPA), and multivariate analysis of variance, etc. The result shows that the performances of principals’ instructional leadership and teachers’ professional literacy are both at a medium to high level, and there is a significantly positive correlation between the these two. The relationship model fit is good, which means that the principal’s instructional leadership has a significantly positive influence on teachers’ professional literacy. The degree of overall recognition of teachers’ professional literacy is significantly higher than the degree of conformity. Different aspects and core concepts fall into the continuous maintenance area, the primary improvement area, and the secondary improvement area. Finally, there are significant differences between teachers’ background variables such as genders, ages, as well as participation in communities and all or some aspects of perceived teachers’ professional literacy. |