英文摘要 |
This paper delves into the relation among diplomaism, school campus life, cram schooling, and the impact of which on the course interpretation of junior high school students. The study found that diplomaism would have far-reaching impacts on the school, families, and society. The school life mode of students mainly revolved around the evasion of examinations and “having fun”. And under the interaction of the campus tutorial culture and peer relationships, the majority of the students thought cram school has more weight than their classes in school. And in the school curriculum, the “basic competence test” has become the standard on which students anchor their classification and interpretation of the curriculum, it is apparent that diplomaism has deep-rooted impacts on the students’ lives. Finally, this paper proposed some conclusions and proposals to provide significant clues and reference to the future work of individuals engaging in curriculum implementation, and researchers of student culture. |