| 英文摘要 |
The implementation of Teacher Evaluation for Professional Development in Taiwan since 2007 has aimed to enhance teaching quality and learning effectiveness via formative and professional evaluations. Learning Community proposed by Prof. Sato Manabu has not only gained overwhelming attention in the Ease Asia, Europe, and US, but also generated an island-wide trend toward educational reformation. The current study aimed to investigate the similarities and differences between Teacher Evaluation for Professional Development and Learning Community. The results revealed that both fit the current trend of educational reformation that focuses on “student-centered learning”. However, differences in respective developmental context, theoretical background, and practical operation led to different effects on the instructional settings. |