英文摘要 |
This article discusses the ideas of residential education, the role of residential college master, and the learning outside of the box, through which examines the learning effects of students who join the program of liberal arts education. Methodologically, this article adopts semi-structural questionnaires and open-access interviews to understand the learning effects of students and how they evaluate the program. This paper suggests three dimensions that can be used to feature liberal arts education: democracy, equality, and dialogue. They are also important universal values worth pursuing in the future of education. |