| 英文摘要 |
This study first analyses the development of teacher education in Taiwan since 1994, such as the changes from deregulation, standards-based to evidence-based, and adopts a post-structural perspective of ontological politics to point out the instrumental thinking tendency of mainstream teacher education research methods. Secondly, non-instrumental thinking is examined and criticized through discussions on topics such as “the contradiction of teacher education ideas,” “technicalisation of teacher quality management,” and “re-conception of teacher education curriculum ideology.” Finally, this study presents conclusions and follow-up suggestions regarding the transition and current situation of teacher education, the future challenges of current teacher education policies, and the value of post-structural education research. The author anticipates providing a different perspective on Taiwan’s teacher education development in the past 30 years. |