| 英文摘要 |
This study develops an "Inquiry-Oriented Professional Learning Model" and examines how Teaching Strategy Knowledge is displayed by a junior high school novice math teacher participating in this case study. Data was collected and analyzed from classroom teaching videos, in-depth interviews, and the novice teacher's daily reflections during two sessions of "Classroom Observation" and "Teaching Practice". Central to the "Inquiry-Oriented Professional Learning Model" is to help the novice teacher identify the research problems within the mathematics classroom, and formulates research hypotheses by reviewing relevant literature and discussing with other teachers. Subsequently, the novice teacher designs learning activities based on teaching theory to test her hypotheses through co-teaching. The findings indicate that this professional learning model can effectively support the novice teacher in developing her understanding of mathematical teaching, student mathematical thinking, and the connection between mathematical knowledge and the mathematics curriculum. It recommends that the "Inquiry-Oriented Professional Learning Model" might be applied to the internship of student-teacher training programs. |