| 英文摘要 |
Taiwan has integrated important issues, including the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) into the curriculum from the Nine-Year Joint Curriculum to the Twelve-Year Basic Education. The Organization for Economic Development (OECD) recognizes these competencies as crucial for students to prepare for the real world. Taiwan's Twelve-Year Basic Education focuses on cultivating core competencies through real-life situations, and competency-oriented teaching is a key strategy to promote it. In 2016, Professor Chen Pei-Ying of National Taiwan Normal University invited senior high school teachers to join the ASK (Attitude, Skill, Knowledge) team. The team developed an interdisciplinary competency-oriented curriculum and then transformed into a workshop for promotion. This study focuses on the competency-oriented curricular design of marine debris issues at ASK's 50 workshops in 2017 and 2018, in response to the SDG 14 Life Below Water. Using text mining software MAXQDA and materials from the laundry reel, the study analyzed topics, contents, core competencies, core problems, learning goals, and task performance. The study then compared these findings to the sub-targets of SDG 14 Life Below Water through the key concepts of word cloud and character frequency analysis. The results showed that "plastic" accounts for 76 percent of the comprehensive character frequency. The SDG 14 Life Below Water includes pollution, ecology, overharvesting, overfishing, sustainable resource management, and technology. The study's findings will help the frontline teachers understand the issues of marine debris and guide students to reduce their use of plastic but also achieve the sub-targets of the SDG 14. |