英文摘要 |
In recent years, the integration of issue education into core subjects has become a critical component of curricular reforms seeking to enable learners to think critically, reflect on their values, and act in a socially positive manner. However, issue education has not been implemented in the general curriculum well, especially in subjects with a strong knowledge structure such as mathematics. Therefore, this study developed an analytical framework to evaluate the quality of teaching modules designed for gender equity education. The researchers applied the framework to analyze a teaching module that integrates gender equity education into mathematics. Generalizability theory was applied to test the reliability of the framework. The research findings suggested that the analytical framework demonstrated high reliability and allowed for a thorough analysis of the module's characteristics and the quality. Additionally, the teaching module was found to comprise various tasks requiring high-level mathematical cognition| however, the levels of diversity and multiplicity in the module require improvement. The developed framework can facilitate the examination of teaching materials or textbook compilations to assess whether they have integrated issue education into mathematical instruction. Additionally, it contributes to teachers' professional development practically and theoretically. |