英文摘要 |
Introduction: For many years, physical education classes in Taiwan were ''sports-oriented'' and emphasized skills and training. Along with the development of the Grades 1-9 Curriculum Guidelinesand the upcoming implementation of the 12-Year Basic Education policy, physical education teachers have begun to focus on fitness, physical activity, and other physical education instruction. Although dance education allows students to engage in multifaceted physical activities and increase their coordination and emotional expression, a series of educational reforms have unfortunately resulted in the absence of dance education in the physical education curriculum in primary and middle schools. Therefore, this study utilized critical discourse analysis to analyze the potential factors that influence the obstacles faced by dance education in elementary and secondary schools in Taiwan. Methods: Based on the methodology of critical discourse analysis, this study conducted textual analysis, interactive analysis, and contextual analysis through document analysis and interviews. Results: The textual analysis revealed the origins of the title and content of the dance education curriculum in primary and secondary schools, as well as the core competencies and competence indicators from the perspective of dance education. The interactive analysis demonstrated the influence of the Grades 1-9 Curriculum Guidelineson the arrangement of dance education curriculum, the importance of teachers for dance education, and the switch from the 'one-guideline-one-version' textbook policy to the 'one-guideline-multiple-versions' policy. The context analysis included the transformable function of dance education in physical education and the influence of teacher education on the course of dance education. Conclusion: 1. Dance education is consistent with the core competencies and competence indicators of the Grades 1-9 Curriculum Guidelines in Taiwan. 2. The Grades 1-9 Curriculum Guidelines should not be unstandardized, and physical education instructional materials should be opened to prevent declines in the curriculum, qualified teachers, and instructional materials for dance education. 3. The predicament faced by dance education and the existing teacher education system influence the development of dance education. Finally, in accordance with the results of this study, we proposed suggestions for the development, implementation and promotion of dance education in the future. |