| 英文摘要 |
This study takes primary and secondary school teachers in Taipei City, New Taipei City and Taoyuan City as the research subjects. Through the Google survey, 331 were collected. The research method adopts literature analysis and questionnaire survey. The data analysis adopts descriptive statistics, multiple regression and variance analysis to form the following conclusions: (1) Teachers' adaptive teaching is mainly based on ''cooperative learning'' and ''differentiated teaching''. (2) Junior and senior teachers put more emphasis on ''cooperative learning'', while teachers with 6-15 years of service put more emphasis on ''differentiated teaching''.(3) In the job duties of teachers, ''cooperative learning'' is more important, and the director of administration is more concerned about ''differentiated teaching''. (4) Teachers in classes below 12 and classes above 25 put more emphasis on ''cooperative learning''; teachers in classes 13-24 put more emphasis on ''differentiated teaching''. (5) The school history 31-60 and over 91 put more emphasis on ''cooperative learning''; the schools under 30 and 61-90 put more emphasis on ''differentiated teaching''. (6) The regardless of the teacher's education background, seniority or position in the ''creative assessment'' dimension, ''performance assessment'' is the main focus, and administrative teachers put more emphasis on ''authentic assessment''. (7) The regardless of the size of the school or the history of the school, in all dimensions of ''creative assessment'', ''performance assessment'' is the main focus. (8) The impact of adaptive teaching and creative assessment on students' learning effectiveness is mainly based on ''stimulating achievement motivation'' and ''enhancing learning self-confidence''. (9) The creative assessments of teachers in different educational backgrounds, only the ''performance assessment'' has a significant correlation (P=.008) (10) The creative assessments of teachers in different school histories, only the ''dynamic assessment'' has a significant correlation (P=.035). |