Linkage and Recontextualization: Mechanisms of Teacher Learning in Inter-School Professional Learning Communities
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摘要: 如何在校际合作中推进专业学习共同体以促进教师学习，是教师专业发展研究重要方向。本研究通过质性研究方法，分析校际专业学习共同体中教师学习机制。基础教育集团是中国语境下的一种校际合作形式，研究以A集团的校际专业学习共同体作为案例，数据来源包括对样本集团40名教职工的访谈及集团内外部的文本资料。研究发现，边界物和跨界者是校际专业学习共同体中教师跨界学习的中介，而连接和再情境化是借助中介使教师学习发生的机制：连接强调跨界者和边界物相互连接，跨界者以边界物为载体，边界物被跨界者开发和使用；再情境化强调在校际互动中支持跨情境识别和协商，校际、学科间以及层级间的差异促进了教师的多元跨界学习。Abstract: How to promote professional learning communities in inter-school collaboration in order to facilitate teacher learning is an important direction for teacher professional development research. The study aims to analyze the mechanisms of teacher learning in inter-school professional learning communities through qualitative research methods. Basic Education Groups are a form of inter-school collaboration in the Chinese context, and the Inter-School Professional Learning Community of Group A was selected as the case for this study. We used interviews with 40 staff members and artefacts (inside and outside the Education Group) for data collection. This study found that boundary objects and boundary crossers mediated teachers' learning across borders in inter-school professional learning communities and that linkage and recontextualization were the mechanisms that enabled teacher learning to take place with the help of mediators. Linkage emphasizes that boundary crossers and boundary objects were connected to each other, that boundary crossers used boundary objects as vehicles, and that boundary objects were developed and used by boundary crossers; recontextualization emphasizes that inter-school interactions supported cross-contextual identification and negotiation, and that inter-school, inter-disciplinary, and inter-level differences facilitate multiple boundary crossings for teacher learning.
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表 1 样本学校基本情况
学校 H校 M校 L校 H1校区 H2校区 M1校区 M2校区 在校生数 1 141 862 601 614 716 教职工数 116 78 44 成立时间 1988年 2008年 2001年 
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表 2 A集团教职工人数及访谈抽样情况
H校 M校 L校 总人数 抽样人数 总人数 抽样人数 总人数 抽样人数 校长 1 1(1) 1 1(1) 1 1(1) 副校长 3 1(1) 3 1(1) 2 1(1) 中层干部 14 4(2) 9 3(0) 7 2(0) 普通教师 96 10(3) 65 7(1) 34 7(1) 教职工总数 116 16(7) 78 12(3) 44 11(3) 注：括号中的数字是被抽样的校际专业学习共同体成员的数量。
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表 3 校际专业学习共同体中的边界物和跨界者类别及具体形态
类别 具体形态 边界物 人工物 如与校际专业学习共同体相关的规章制度文件、官方公众号上发布的教师日志、每次例会上会用到多媒体设备等 话语 如共通的教育教学理论和实践语言 过程 如每周例会的主题主要由共同体中的教师协商确定 跨界者 教师 校际专业学习共同体成员 领导者 集团总校长、各校的校长、副校长及中层干部等领导人员
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表 4 H集团公众号“教育日志”板块文章信息汇总表
撰稿人所在学校(篇) 校际专业学习共同体成员(篇) 校际专业学习共同体成员为撰稿人的文章数占各校总文章数的比例 阅读量 总校长 3 — —— 1 918 H校 24 15 62.50% 4 698 M校 8 3 37.50% 1 225 L校 15 2 13.33% 2 290 总计 50 20 40.00% 10 131
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