| 英文摘要 |
With increasing international turbulence, military defense and security have become crucial. To enhance citizens' knowledge and awareness of all-out defense, Taiwan enacted the All-Out Defense Education Law in 2005, requiring all schools to promote this education. However, lower-grade elementary students often struggle to grasp the concepts of military and all-out defense. Integrating information technology to teach all-out defense through picture books can make the content more engaging and meet children's sensory needs. This exploratory study interviewed five educators involved in the ''All-Out Defense Education Picture Book Campus Promotion Program,'' Through their reflections and practical insights from classroom implementation, the study identifies several key findings. First, that integrating IT into defense education enhances the diversity and engagement of instructional content. Second, retired military personnel act as effective educators, sparking student interest and improving learning through personal interactions. These preliminary conclusions will serve as a reference for promoting national defense education picture books into campus teaching practices in the future. |