| 英文摘要 |
This study addresses the dual challenges in contemporary university education—students’digital isolation and low learning motivation, alongside teachers’occupational burnout,by proposing the Transformative Coaching for Social Practice Model (TCSP Model). The model integrates coaching mindset, self-determination theory (SDT), and transformative learning theory, forming a three-stage progressive system: relationship foundation motivation activation cognitive transformation. Implemented in a freshman management course, the“Envision Sustainability”project guided students to transform imperfect agricultural produce and invasive species into distilled fruit wines, practicing a complete management cycle. Employing teaching action research over two semesters (2023-2024) with 48 participating students, data collection included 1,728 reflection records, 16 in-depth interviews, project documents, and teacher journals. Thematic analysis was used to track transformation trajectories. Research Findings: (1) Teachers’coaching techniques create psychological safety between teachers and students, deconstructing traditional authority relationships; (2) Instructional design fulfills autonomy (Empowered decision-making), competence (progressive challenges and competition affirmation), and relatedness (community support), sparking students’intrinsic motivation; (3) Students experience disorienting dilemmas (cognitive dissonance), critical reflection (questioning power structures), and perspective transformation in enterprise management views (shifting from“profit maximization”to“solving social issues”), demonstrating transformative behaviors by proactively participating in a national environmental competition and winning awards; (4) Teachers themselves undergo belief reconstruction, practice adjustment, and identity transformation, regaining a sense of teaching fulfillment. The model bridges gaps in supportive mechanisms for transformative learning, extends the depth of SDT, deepens the teacher foundation of coaching mindset, and achieves empowerment for both teachers and students. |