英文摘要 |
This study attempts to imply the self-directed learning into juvenile correctional school curriculum and assess the effectiveness and outcomes of such practices. Through literature and daily practices as an action researcher, the paper concludes that, first of all, the 2019 new national curriculum of the Ministry of Education is very likely to apply to juvenile correctional schools. However, the Ministry of Education has requested every school in all forms to meet with the standard of the 2019 new curriculum. To make it possible, the paper argues that using self-directed based learning might be a feasible strategy where students, with guidance from a teacher or qualified staff, decide what content is delivered to the students and how teaching materials are presented, and yet meet up with the national standard. Secondly, to do so, juvenile correctional schools should establish a proper teaching guideline and friendly physical learning environment. Last, schools should assess the individual learning needs of students frequently. It is important by teachers/staff and students as both continue to give and receive guidance towards student's personally learning process and outcomes in order to motivate students' self-directed learning skills and practices. Further recommendations are made in the end of the paper. |