探究高中自主學習課程化之學習者視角

Translated title of the contribution: A Study of Formalizing Self-regulation Learning in Senior High School with the Perspective of Learner-centered

簡 菲莉, Peiying Chen*

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Abstract

In 2014, the government of Taiwan released the Curriculum Guidelines of 12-Year Basic Education-General Guidelines, which unprecedentedly conducted self-regulation learning as the formal curriculum in senior high schools. Further, the Ministry of Education enacted the Direction for Development and Implementing of School-Based Curriculum in Senior High School to clarify the minimum required hours in the implementation of student self-regulation learning. This article emphasizes the practical experience that the institutionalization and formalization of self-regulation learning in senior high schools. Two main aspects in this paper to reveal the meaning of institutionalized self-regulation learning: systematical thinking and student perspective. The paper also employs the successful case of student self-regulation learning as the warp and the future school with the perspective of natural physical education as the woof to illumicate the development of self-regulation learning. Proposing the recommendations to the school, this study contends that self-regulation learning should be formalized with the standpoint of learner-centered and collective participation.
Translated title of the contributionA Study of Formalizing Self-regulation Learning in Senior High School with the Perspective of Learner-centered
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Pages (from-to)24-40
Number of pages17
Journal教育研究月刊
Volume309
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2020 Jan

Keywords

  • The 12-Year Basic Education Curriculum
  • self-regulation learning

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