| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to investigate the AI-TPACK performance of elementary school teachers in Taiwan, analyzing the effects of gender, educational background, teaching experience, and job roles on their application of AI technology in teaching. The study analyzed responses from 120 elementary school teachers using the AI-TPACK scale. Results show that male teachers scored significantly higher in AI-related domains, such as AI-TPACK, AI-TPK, AI-TCK, and AI-TK, reflecting higher self-efficacy and confidence in technology application. Additionally, teachers with over 10 years of teaching experience scored significantly better in AI-TPACK, AI-TPK, AI-TCK, AI-TK, and PK domains, indicating that experienced teachers are more flexible in integrating AI. The study also found that non-homeroom teachers performed significantly better than homeroom teachers in the AI-TPK and AI-TCK domains, suggesting that the multiple responsibilities of homeroom teachers may impact their willingness and ability to integrate AI. Given the significance of AI-TPACK in enhancing teachers' professional competence, it is recommended that AI technology application be formally included in teacher training programs, moving from an elective to a required course. Additionally, practice-oriented professional development communities and collaborative action research are recommended to enhance teachers' AI application skills. |