| 英文摘要 |
The Ministry of Education has developed a 12-Year Basic Education curriculum centered on core competencies (2014). The curriculum focuses on placing learners at the center to foster lifelong learning abilities and encourage collaborative learning and mutual benefit through interaction. Learning communities are beneficial for both teachers and students. Creating a classroom atmosphere of caring partnerships and guiding teaching activities through teachers’continuous reflective practice are crucial to successful collaborative learning. This study narrates the researcher’s experiences with self-reflection and practice in learning communities within teaching setting connecting theoretical concepts to practical teaching to support educational reform. The conclusions of this research are as follows: 1. The integration of theory and practice to promote the development of learning communities in elementary schools emphasizes the practical application of core concepts, with teachers continually reflecting and practicing through lesson study (teachers try to develop a lesson plan). 2. In learning community classrooms, teacher instruction, student learning, curriculum materials, and learning environments are reshaped to foster student interaction. 3. In learning community classrooms, teachers serve as guides and facilitators, and students are active learners. This study offers recommendations for academic research and teaching practices to consider and implement. |