| 英文摘要 |
This study explores the teaching process and effectiveness of applying a sociodramaintegrated curriculum model in developing inclusive education teachers. First, the paper identifies concerns and shortcomings in current teacher preparation programs for inclusive education. Next, it introduces the sociodrama-integrated curriculum teaching model, including its educational philosophy, essential elements, and curriculum design procedures. Furthermore, using the Introduction to Special Education course as an example, the study applies this model to analyze course content, design lesson plans, and explain teaching strategies. A teaching practice study was conducted based on this curriculum design, involving 55 pre-service teachers. Their learning outcomes were assessed through a subject knowledge test, practical assessment, sociodrama learning reports, and the Scale of Identity and Confidence in Implementing Inclusive Education. Additionally, students’evaluations of the course were gathered through feedback forms. The results indicate that the sociodrama-integrated curriculum model significantly enhances pre-service teachers’knowledge, affective engagement, and practical skills in inclusive education. Specifically, it notably strengthens their recognition of inclusive education teaching strategies and substantially boosts their confidence in implementing classroom support measures (p < .001). Finally, the researchers discuss the application of the sociodrama-integrated curriculum model in the preparation of inclusive education teachers and share insights from teaching practice. These findings provide a valuable reference for educators seeking to integrate sociodrama into curriculum design and instruction. |