英文摘要 |
The main purpose of this study is to explore the theme of rural schooling organized by the course of Sociology of Education sponsored by the Teaching Practice Research Program of the Ministry of Education (MOE), Taiwan. In this research, there were 61 students participated in the course, collaborating with 10 rural schools in northern, central, southern, eastern Taiwan and the islets. The research method adopted was qualitative approach, with interviews conducted with 6 principals, 12 participant students, 1 focus group, and 2 directors of teachers’ college. Moreover, a content analysis was carried out, on students’ assignments, field notes, and various text books related to sociology of education, later via a tool, Atlas.ti 8.4.4, for an inductive finding. Four main findings have been formed: 1) College students may remain impractical illusion on schools in rural areas; 2) Rural students’ temporary academic achievement and passion could be explained with possible transference learning; 3) The vital proficiency for professional subjects required by pre -service teachers to meet the need of rural schools could be an issue necessarily to be further re-organized; 4) The gap between training in teacher educational institutes and the real teaching practice in rural schools does actually exist. |