英文摘要 |
Many adult education scholars reported that the adults' learning isusually interrelated with their experiences. However, recent related studiesindicated that educational paradigms of mainstream societies could seldomrespond to the aborigines' educational needs and their learning styles. Asstudies showed, their cultural contexts and living experience are oftenneglected, even distorted, in their teaching-learning processes. With the latestmulticultural perspective on the aboriginal educational reform, it is necessaryto understand the learning characteristics of the aborigines and to developcorresponding teaching strategies. This study focused on understanding thebeliefs on education, learning styles and teaching strategies of 18 aborigineswho participated in the Continuing Education Program offered by the AdultEducation Research Center, National Taiwan Normal University. Data collectionwas mainly through indepth interviews centered on intersubjective dialoguesbetween the subjects and the researcher. Results of the study bear implicationson the aborigine adult education policy making, aborigine educational programplanning, and teaching-learning process designs, etc. |