| 英文摘要 |
Under the guidance of the 2030 Bilingual Policy and the 12-Year National Basic Education Curriculum, cultivating bilingual teachers with both disciplinary literacy and language integration skills has become a critical issue in Taiwan’s teacher education. This study constructed a“POE (Predict-Observe-Explain) infused CLIL instructional model”focusing on the growth of English-major pre-service teachers’bilingual teaching professional competence and their self-efficacy in bilingual science inquiry instruction. Compared to existing research that emphasizes the implementation process of CLIL, this study centers on the POE inquiry process within a CLIL framework and incorporates expert and language scaffolding to examine the professional growth mechanisms and effectiveness under interdisciplinary integration. A mixed-methods design was adopted with 19 English-major pre-service teachers. Through quantitative testing and qualitative triangulation, changes before and after training and the participants’reflection processes were analyzed. The results indicated that: (1) pre-service teachers’performance across five dimensions (curriculum design, materials development, learning tasks, instructional and classroom interaction language, and assessment) improved significantly (p < .05), with medium-to-large effect sizes (r = .44-.54); (2) qualitative triangulation revealed that dual scaffolding of expert and language support helped reduce cognitive load during interdisciplinary integration and enabled participants to translate inquiry scripts into implementable instructional designs; and (3) growth in teaching self-efficacy did not increase linearly with language proficiency; the CEFR B1 group showed significantly stronger intention than the CEFR B2 group in transforming mastery experiences into career identity (p < .05). Overall, the findings demonstrate that the POE-infused CLIL model effectively enhances pre-service teachers’professional competence and self-efficacy for bilingual inquiry-based science teaching, providing actionable guidance for configuring inquiry scripts and language scaffolding, as well as differentiated training recommendations for preservice teachers at different CEFR proficiency levels. |