| 英文摘要 |
The global community is actively promoting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with the thirteenth goal specifically focusing on “Climate Action” and directly addressing the impacts of climate change. Education is crucial to enhance awareness and response capabilities. In Curriculum Guidelines of 12-Year Basic Education in Taiwan, climate change is designated as one of the topics to be integrated into teaching. However, the related professional knowledge poses a significant challenge for teachers, requiring them to participate in professional training to enhance their capacity. Therefore, this study aims to promote climate action among primary and secondary school teachers through climate action empowerment workshops that combine sustainable project cards and place-based knowledge. The workshops incorporate outdoor scientific investigations and sensory experiences, allowing knowledge and experiences constructed from local environmental resources to be further applied in project card activities. Additionally, follow-up online sharing sessions encourage participants to proactively engage in climate action or curriculum development after the workshops, fostering deeper reflection on their practices and effectively extending the empowerment achieved through the workshops. Hence, it is discovered that different operational designs enable multi-level practical actions with sustainable project cards, making the workshops a starting point for teachers to develop climate action initiatives. |