| 英文摘要 |
Since the 2016th academic year, primary and secondary schools in Taiwan have begun implementing the policy of open lesson and professional feedback. While the intent is undoubtedly well-meaning, the practical implementation is no easy task. The motivation and purpose of this article are to explore how to effectively implement open lesson and professional feedback in a way that avoids mere formality and fully enhances teachers' professional development. Additionally, open lesson and professional feedback constitute a complete process encompassing two key elements: ''open lesson'' and ''professional feedback.'' However, professional feedback has not received the attention it deserves in Taiwan's educational circles and urgently needs to be addressed, which is another motivation and purpose for writing this article. In view of this, this article adopts a literature review approach to discuss the main concepts of open lesson and professional feedback, including their significance, characteristics, purposes, origins, theoretical foundations, models, styles, processes, and techniques. It further explains the importance, characteristics, and guidelines for professional feedback. Finally, it elaborates on the principles and strategies for implementing and promoting open lesson and professional feedback to facilitate their adoption in Taiwan. Regarding implementation principles, there are five main aspects: diversity and choice, professionalism, feedback orientation, simplicity, and flexibility. As for promotion strategies, this article proposes several approaches corresponding to the three typical phases of the change process: mobilization, implementation, and institutionalization. |