英文摘要 |
This case study discussed one international education curriculum design model, with an illustrative analysis of an honor-awarded elementary school for its excellence in international education program in Taiwan. This research was conducted with the use of document analysis. This result found that two significant features were identified in its curriculum design. First, this school created a school-based international education curriculum in the spirits of school-based curriculum design and the goals of ''White Paper on International Education for Primary and Secondary Schools 1.0'', characterized by its integrating global PBL exchange projects into the interdisciplinary teaching of all levels and at full scale. In this way, all the students could access to international learning easily in daily context. Secondly, on one hand, it took advantage of interdisciplinary curriculum teaching and learning to deepen the depth of students' learning on global PBL projects, further to enrich and improve their international education knowledge, skills, and attitude. On the other hand, these global PBL exchange projects added substantial incentive to motivate students to do further inquiry or investigate on international issues to add authenticity to students' learning. In conclusion, it was suggested that the interchangeable applications of both curriculum integration and international exchange strategies could serve as the reference for those schools interested in future implementing curriculum design of ''White Paper on International Education for Primary and Secondary Schools 2.0''. |