| 英文摘要 |
Bilingual teaching is a key current policy, with schools actively inte¬grating resources for implementation and achieving preliminary results. This study explores the bilingual education models promoted by public elementary schools in Taipei City. Three schools that have made strides in improving teaching were interviewed to understand the bilingual teach¬ing models implemented in different contexts. The findings revealed that: (1) the initial source of bilingual teachers is often English teachers, later expanding to subject area teachers with principal leadership introduc-ing qualified staff; (2) teacher communities play a crucial role in accu¬mulating bilingual teaching expertise; (3) teacher recognition is pivot¬al in the successful promotion of bilingual teaching; (4) schools should relax bilingual teacher qualifications, acknowledge teachers’expertise, and encourage participation; (5) stabilizing teacher quotas and providing professional development opportunities positively impact teachers; and (6) international education is an effective strategy to enhance bilingual teaching outcomes. Based on these findings, the study advocates for inte¬grating international education with bilingual teaching and suggests fu¬ture research explore further intersections between bilingual education and international education. |