This study aims to review how the instruction experience in the arts education program for teenagers from low-income families could bring change to pre-service teacher's efficacy through qualitative case study. In this study, a total of 4 pre-service ...
This study aims to review how the instruction experience in the arts education program for teenagers from low-income families could bring change to pre-service teacher's efficacy through qualitative case study. In this study, a total of 4 pre-service teachers who instructed in the arts education program for teenagers from low-income families which was held from May to Nov. 2021 were chosen to carry out in-depth interview. The pre-service teachers who participated in this research experienced the process of instruction design, aiming at bringing positive changes to those teenagers’ unstable emotions through the arts.
Furthermore, they could experience learning motivation-centered instruction by complimenting and encouraging, trying to avoid any language or behavior that may hurt them. In conclusion, through the arts teaching methods and instruction focused on learners’ emotional characteristics, the pre-service teachers discovered learners’ positive changes and felt a sense of achievement as teacher and thus, the per-service teacher’s efficacy developed and improved. This study discovered the relation between the importance of learners’ emotional characteristics focused art education and the pre-service teacher’s efficacy.