| 英文摘要 |
This article aims to explore the integration of sustainable development issues into the curriculum through guided curriculum revisions, with the aim of fostering student concern for local features and the environment. The teaching practice involves four subject teachers-physics, chemistry, biology and earth sciences-as well external experts such as university professors and science monthly contributors. Through curriculum design, the introduction of external resources, and post-course questionnaire feedback, the article aims to understand students’ awareness and understanding of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) before and after the course implementation, as well as their future intentions regarding the practical application of SDGs. The content of the nature-themed course involves an introduction to the ecological environment and energy of the Fangliao region. Students’ attention toward sustainable development indicators often tends to focus on “Climate Action” and “Life Below Water” indicators. However, for the “No Poverty” indicator, which is particularly relevant to students from Fangliao, the article suggests that course knowledge be transformed into personal practices for sustainable development in local industries, economy, society, and culture. |