英文摘要 |
In the general curriculum guidelines of 12-year basic education, the core literacy of cultivating students' knowledge, affection and skill integration is valued. In the past, textbook design focused on content editing. In the future, aesthetic forms should be actively developed as a complement to achieve the learning goals of multiliteracies. In order to understand the similarities and differences in the characteristics and context of textbook illustration style and layout design among different publishing units, this study arranged the samples of the fifth grade elementary school textbooks of national languages published by three domestic publishing units, including Kang Hsuan, NANI BOOK, HAN LIN, as well as TOKYO SHOSEKI of Japan, and Aestheticell Association. The non-intrusive methods of content and text analyses of were used to achieve the effect of equal emphasis on quality and quantity as well as in-depth analysis with cross-validation strategies. The results show that there are indeed differences in illustration performance between Taiwan, Japan and aesthetic textbooks. The biggest differences are in illustration type, size and use of blank space. The illustration style is based on story scenes and character themes, photography and watercolor media, as well as cartoons and physical photo forms for bulk. In addition to considering the negative space technique, the design of national language textbooks should also combine curriculum learning and teaching objectives, and use interesting, role-based, universal, and scenario expression skills to achieve the effect of popularizing cultural beauty and affective learning. |