| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to explore the challenges and practical strategies of teacher leadership for interdisciplinary curriculum collaboration. As interdisciplinary curriculum has become a global trend and a core focus of national education policy, teacher leadership for interdisciplinary curriculum collaboration is a crucial issue that warrants significant attention within school contexts. Through a comprehensive analysis of semi-structured interview data collected from leaders and participating teachers of professional learning communities across various junior high schools, the study identifies key beliefs underpinning teacher leadership in interdisciplinary collaboration. These beliefs include reflecting on the integrative nature of learning concepts and promoting collaborative professional learning among teachers from different disciplines. The challenges encountered include the time pressures associated with lesson preparation, constraints of traditional school culture, and the rapid impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. In response, practical strategies for implementation are proposed, such as fostering psychological resilience for collaboration, building a culture of trust, and promoting agile collaboration practices. Based on these findings, the study offers research-based conclusions and specific recommendations for future practice. |