英文摘要 |
With the rapid advancement of smart technology, today's educational environment has undergone significant transformations. Fast, continuous, and irreversible changes have become the norm, and the past successful leadership models for principals are no longer a guide for future principal success. This research primarily focuses on the process of principal nurturing through ''COACH curriculum for Principals'' to explore the principal curriculum launching model, seeking the principal's self-professional connotations to establish the direction for their professional development. The study attempts to apply the GROW model during the curriculum launching process to facilitate the continuous professional development of principals and to explore new perspectives for principal leadership.
This research employs a case study approach. It involves three principals from the eastern region who participated in the three stages of ''pre-curriculum launching self-reflection,'' ''physical curriculum launching dialogues,'' and ''post-curriculum launching interviews.'' The data collected includes formal and informal interview contents. The study utilizes self-reflection, deep listening, guidance, and mentoring within the principal nurturing process through curriculum launching. Additionally, it applies the GROW model's components, including Goal, Reality, Options, and Will way forward, in an attempt to construct the research framework for principal professional development and leadership thinking.
The conclusion of this study is equivalent to the self-reflection of the three principals after participating in the training of the principals of the class, and believes that a future professional principal should have the following professional accomplishments:
First, observe keenly, take the initiative to ask good questions, give colleagues the courage to express themselves, and build a sense of psychological security in the team; Second, lead members to reflect, explore and analyze, deeply cultivate the teacher community to form a feedback mechanism, and establish partnerships; Third, stimulate members' insights, release members' innovative energy, cultivate independent actions, and jointly create team learning and growth. |