英文摘要 |
Following liberation, regulating the confusing and decentralized textbookmarket, strictly controlling and unifying teacher’s books used in primary andsecondary schools was a top priority for the new political regime. For thispurpose, a step by step approach was taken which included issuing textbookcatalogs, setting up publishers, and framing a national unified textbook policy.The fact that the highly unified textbooks were an important means to indoctrinatingthe populace with the national ideology helped ensure the fundamentalquality of the textbooks, but the inevitable weakening of curriculum standardsand the authority of the syllabus overemphasized the effects of textbooks,making them unsuitable for use with students and localities characterized bydiversity. This created a problem with textbooks that the Ministry of Educationwas unable to resolve for half a century. |