| 英文摘要 |
Teaching is a process of mutual growth between teachers and students through interaction, during which teachers need to continuously engage in various teaching judgments and decisions, and teachers need to continuously reflect in order to effectively maintain the quality of teaching. Although there are still controversies among domestic and foreign scholars about the factors affecting teaching quality, teaching image is crucial in teachers' reflection, role identification, and defining teaching contexts, and has been emphasized by both domestic and foreign scholars. This study utilized a pathway analysis to further explore the relationship between school-based culture, internal control personality traits, experience sharing, self-reflection, lesson plans, classroom operations, professional competence, and student learning outcomes. The following findings were obtained: 1. Information exchange does exist between teachers' thinking and teaching behaviors, and plays a key mediating role; 2. The positive effects of ''experience sharing'' and ''self-reflection'' on ''teaching plan,'' ''classroom management,'' and ''professional competence'' were found. The findings and conclusions can be used as a reference for subsequent research and provide a direction for thinking about the teaching field and teaching practice. |