| 英文摘要 |
With the rise of the internet and AI, English teachers increasingly use electronic textbooks and digital platforms for instruction. This study examines the usage, teaching benefits, and needs of digital educational resources among elementary school English teachers in Taoyuan City. A self-developed questionnaire was distributed to 238 public elementary-school English teachers online, and 182 were returned, with a response rate of 76.5%. Analysis included descriptive statistics, independent samples t-test, one-way ANOVA, and Pearson correlation coefficient. Key findings include: 1. Teachers primarily use electronic textbooks. New features on digital platforms are either heavily used or not used at all. 2.“Connect”aspect is the most beneficial and in demand;“Reflect”aspect has limited benefits and lower demand. 3. Demand for“Organize”aspect exceeds perceived benefits, while“Extend”aspect is the opposite. 4. Homeroom teachers perceive greater teaching benefits and demand compared to both administrative and subject teachers. 5. Middle-grade teachers use digital educational resources significantly more and find them more beneficial and in higher demand. The perceived teaching benefits and demand are generally lower among senior-grade teachers. 6. Frequency of use correlates positively with both perceived benefits and demands for“supplementary resources.” |