英文摘要 |
Building on its reputation of the executive education and training programs, Harvard University has been promoting case teaching to higher education institutions, enterprises and governments worldwide. Meanwhile, universities and government training institutions in Taiwan have adopted case teaching method in the past decade to advance their learning and training quality. The author was offered to participate in a case-teaching program at John F. Kennedy School of Government in Harvard University. Aside from field observation, a series of interviews with the faculty members and peer participants were also conducted to capture and reflect upon the valuable experience. The study reconfirms that case teaching does stimulate learning interest and devoted class discussion. Nevertheless, aside from the case facilitators, how education/training institutions and case writing teams develop the case teaching ecology contributes to sustainable development of case teaching. This also explains why those government training institutions in Taiwan now appear less engaged in adopting case method and produce teaching cases. In addition, the case teaching ecology will also advance opportunities to research and innovate case teaching aligned with emerging learning methods such as digital and flipped learning. |