英文摘要 |
Interest in international curriculum evaluation emerged in the 20th century, with a body of academic literature developing apace. This study applied bibliometric analysis to systematically explore the changes and trends in curriculum evaluation research topics, with the aim of preparing a reference for reflecting on curriculum evaluation in Taiwan. The Social Science Citation Index was used to collect data on relevant studies for the period of 2000 to 2020. Key findings are as follows: (1) Evaluation paradigms are no longer strictly objective, with a trend toward a constructivist paradigm; (2) Teacher self-efficacy has become a topic of interest; (3) Evidence-based evaluation, with elements of dialogue, reflection, and feedback, has become a dominant trend. The paper concludes with suggestions for follow-up research and the development of curriculum evaluation approaches. |