英文摘要 |
The present study aims to examine teachers’ experience and attitude toward flipped learning by using the technology acceptance model and delineate the causal relationship between ease of use, usefulness, self-efficacy, and behavioral intention of primary and secondary in-service teachers. Two hundred sixty in-service teachers from the compulsory education counseling group in Taiwan participated in the survey, which indicates that some teachers have already adopted flipped teaching strategies in classrooms, though most of them have not received related training. Promoting flipped teaching is supported by most of them, and several relevant supporting measures are suggested (e.g., readiness of technology and cultivating learner self-regulated learning). The results of structural equation modeling indicate that self-efficacy positively predicts ease of use, usefulness, and behavioral intention (both directly and indirectly); ease of use negatively predicts behavioral intention; and usefulness can significantly predict behavioral intention. Several suggestions are provided to help teachers effectively implement flipped learning pedagogy. |