| 英文摘要 |
The present study examined the learning experiences of 55 second-year preschool education university students in a positive education encouragement program. The program lasted 4 weeks, with one 2-hour session per week. The study adopted a phenomenological methodology and yielded three findings. First, encouragement is rooted in the development of strengths and the transmission of values and based on a multiperspective understanding involving experience and child characteristics. Second, although empathy is a crucial antecedent to encouragement, continual encouragement weakens or reverses its effects. Finally, encouragement creates a shared teacher–student vision and a virtuous cycle of viewing others positively. |