| 英文摘要 |
Since 2007, the Ministry of Education has promoted “the Improvement of Teaching Quality for the 12-year Basic Education Program” to assist the local governments to elevate curricula and teaching policies, to support the organization development of teacher advisory groups in counties and cities regions, and to improve teachers' teaching abilities. As the significant moment that the program has been practicing for almost a decade, this study aims to analyze the program's major contents and implementations, to view its praxes and dilemmas, to develop coping strategies and to make blueprint for it. This study explicated program's rationales and reviewed related studies in literature review, adopting the method of qualitative research, including documentary method and in-depth interview. By using the document method, related documents and operation directions governing applications are collected and analyzed. Besides, praxis predicaments are gathered by interviewing. The conclusions of this research are as follows: First, the program's major contents over the past decade are: deepening the ideas and strategies of teaching improvement, cultivating human resources about instructional leadership and conducting teachers' professional empowerment activities. Secondly, the program's crucial implementations are: integrating resources relevant to curricula and teaching policies promotions, setting up the group for consultation, establishing the incentive system, and executing the counseling program and efficiency assessment. Thirdly, the program's praxes and challenges include quick personnel changes, poor functions in some of the teacher advisory groups of some country and cities, and the different expectations toward the program between central and local governments, etc. Fourthly, the prospects for the program are to build formal organizations with professionals for curricula development in county-level and to construct the interaction platform for sharing professional outcomes. The suggestions from the research are to complement the list of supplementary measures, related laws and regulations for teacher empowerment programs, and to clearly define program benefits, and reduce the overlapping sections of program contents. |