| 英文摘要 |
This study explored the transformation and practice of the 12-year basic education curriculum guidelines in the case school. The scope included the transition of teachers' attitudes, the challenges, and the process of deliberation, introspection, criticism, action and liberation. The study adopted in-depth interviews and observation as the major research methods. The data was collected from four teachers in the home economics group in a vocational high school. The results included: 1. The case teachers transformed the curriculum through the stages- initial anxiety, recognizing the needs for change, and gradually adapting and accepting. 2. The case teachers transformed curriculum on the surface, but actually their beliefs and attitudes had not changed yet. 3. The main difficulties were the lack of competence-based and transdisciplinary teaching ability, and insufficient preparation for new subjects. 4. The case teachers coped with the difficulties by participating in teachers' professional communities, seeking administrative support, and listening to students' inner voices. 5. They had generally reached the level of deliberation and reflection, but the practice of criticism, action and liberation needed to be deepened. According to the findings, the study provided several suggestions for vocational high school's teachers to practice the new curriculum guidelines. |