英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to record the practice and reflection of promoting the outdoor flipped curriculum of a preschool in Hualien County. Participants were 20 indigenous young children and 3 preschool educators. The young children actively transformed the outdoor learning environment and curriculum by combining the outdoor field and resources of the elementary school campus. This study presented the course of starting, inheriting, transferring and cooperating with outdoor curriculum. The researchers also found that: 1. Indigenous children demonstrated the characteristics of self-directed learning in outdoors. They were the initiators of learning, the initiators of the curriculum, and the environmental observers. 2. The preschool educators handed over the leading role of learning to the children, because they trusted the children and eliminated the sense of insecurity, and the operation of the curriculum also shifted from a teacher center to a teacher-student co-construction. 3. The preschool educators turned the doubts of outdoor curriculum into a part of the curriculum, and let young children participate in problem solving and acquire the ability to protect themselves. This study put forward suggestions for preschool educators to implement the outdoor curriculum in the future. |