| 英文摘要 |
Over the past 30 years, initial teacher training(ITT)in Taiwan has been increasingly diversified and decentralized, although ITT is still only higher education-based. At the same time, the government has paid increasing attention to the professional development of teachers. It had even tried to promote related evaluations, but the results have not been satisfactory. In contrast, ITT in England is more practice-oriented and has far more diverse training models. In recent years, policies have even favored school-based training models. England's teacher training and professional development policies for headteachers and teachers are closely integrated with national standards and professional frameworks, teacher classification, and evaluations. In view of this, this article hopes to explore England’s relevant policies, implementation, as well as the challenges it faces, as a reference for Taiwan’s future policy reform. |