The author surveys and analyzes the results of the application of a
lecture-centred instructional consultation model to the lecture \'Language Arts
Education Ⅱ\'; this model combines theory and practice, links the lecture with
the classroom environment, facilitates voluntary participation, and requires the
collaboration of the professor and students.
Statistical analysis shows that there is a significant difference in the students\'
teaching competencies after instructional consultation. The perception of the
importance of teaching competencies improved by 0.42 from 4.82 to 5.24 and that
of teaching skills by 0.72 from 3.59 to 4.31; this implies that instructional
consultation contributed to the improvement in teaching competencies.
Related statistics also reveal differences in the planning, execution, and
evaluation of the instructional competencies. However, a sub-analysis of the
evaluation area shows that there is no significant difference in the assessment
of the students, owing to inadequate consultation. In light of this, the author
suggests that the assessment area should be taken into account while planning
the lecture.
In conclusion, the author argues that the lecture-centred instructional
consultation contributes significantly to the improvement of instructional
competencies of pre-service elementary school students.
key words: language art education, instructional consultation, pre-service elementary school
teacher, teaching competence