| 英文摘要 |
During the outbreak of COVID-19 in 2021, the primary and secondary schools in Taiwan suspended physical courses. The schools did not stop teaching but transformed into online courses. In this paper, the research team carried out the task of supporting the advanced teaching plan by the K-12 Education Administration in cities and counties to understand online courses implementation and put forward measurements and suggestions. The study collects and analyzes data through literature review, document analysis, in-depth interviews and questionnaires to understand the implementation of online courses in primary and secondary schools during the pandemic, analyzes the challenges and responses of teachers in implementing online teaching, and explores the strategy and the empowerment plan of the central and the local educational administrations on the provision of online course support, and further proposes professional empowerment courses for online teachers. It is suggested that online courses should be considered as another form of teaching in future, and continuous improvements in teaching and the support from parents are essential. In addition, co-planning and class observation for online courses, and course assessment are the keys to ensure teaching quality. |