| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to explore the reflection experiences of elementary school teachers, including the opportunities for reflection and the reflection process, as well as to analyze the interactive relationship between reflection and learning. The research uses semi-structured interviews, selecting five elementary school teachers as interview subjects to understand their experiences with reflection and learning. This study found that reflection and learning are closely interrelated, with teachers generating new perspectives and discovering new possibilities through the process of teaching and reflecting, which further promotes learning and growth. The findings of the study are divided into two main aspects: First, the opportunities for teacher reflection are diverse, including challenges in teaching, unexpected events, and professional exchanges with peers, all of which lead to deeper thinking. Second, the study identifies four types of relationships between reflection and learning: reflection can lead to teacher learning and growth, prior knowledge can promote deeper reflection, reflection requires learning to gain further insights, and reflection can stimulate subsequent learning motivation. This study highlights the importance of reflection in teacher professional development and explores the multiple relationships between reflection and learning. |