| 英文摘要 |
This study explores how teacher-student interactions transform within a high school Home Economics curriculum that integrates Social Emotional Learning (SEL) into family education. Adopting a narrative inquiry approach, the research employs the“BEBD FLE three-diamond design thinking model”as its analytical framework throughout a 13-week course. The study collects and analyzes field texts—including reflective journals, co-teaching discussions, and student focus group interviews—to reconstruct the narrative of instructional transformation and the transformation of professional identity. It traces the teacher shifts from anxious control to gentle empowerment and proposes the“Dual-SEL Resonance Model.”The findings reveal two key insights. First, applying the Design Thinking strategies effectively bypasses adolescents’emotional defense mechanisms. Second, teacher-student interaction operates through a dual-track resonance mechanism. Track 1 involves the teacher's inner cultivation, moving from technical anxiety to emotional stability through self-awareness and vulnerability, thereby signaling safety. Track 2 involves the students' transformation, wherein they lower their defenses and demonstrate active agency upon perceiving a safe and empowering environment. The study suggests that teacher social and emotional competence (SEC) catalyzes this positive cycle. Consequently, it suggests a paradigmatic shift in education from technical rationality to a human-centered ethics of care, emphasizing intersubjectivity to create a resonant space that softens hearts and fosters genuine connection. |