| 英文摘要 |
This study uses the case and implementation experiences of Teach¬er Education USR at the National Pingtung University as an example to explore how university can address the challenges of rural education through social responsibility programs. The project is implemented us¬ing four core strategies:“Blended Companionship,”“Empowered Voices,”“Healing Resilience,”and“Collaborative Knowledge Creation,”aiming to improve shortcomings in previous local educational policy efforts. The“Blended Companionship”strategy integrates digital platforms with in-person activities to facilitate intergenerational teacher exchanges and the accumulation of social capital. The“Empowered Voices”strategy pro¬vides rural teachers with opportunities for media access, increasing their presence and the visibility of rural education stories for wider audiences, while fostering empowerment through self-narrated by teachers about their lives and experiences in rural schools. The“Healing Resilience”strategy incorporates diverse mental and physical well-being practices to help rural teachers and pre-service teachers manage high-pressure work environments and achieve balance. Lastly, the“Collaborative Knowl¬edge Creation”strategy documents practical experiences accumulated by teachers in rural schools through case-based teaching, which serves as case study material for teacher education programs, bridging the gap be¬tween theory and practice for pre-service teachers. In addition, as this is the first empirical study focusing on the implementation of teacher edu¬cation USR (University Social Responsibility) projects by university, the study also outlines and discusses the relevant research limitations and provides recommendations for future research. |