英文摘要 |
With the considerable increase in the number of new immigrants, migrant workers, and international students from Southeast Asia, Taiwan's relationship with Southeast Asia has become increasingly intimate. Additionally, considering Taiwan's geographical proximity to Southeast Asia, Taiwanese students should have a basic understanding of their neighboring countries. Therefore, this paper proposes a course syllabus for Southeast Asian history. In addition to introducing Southeast Asian history and related theories, other materials for inclusion in the curriculum guidelines for the design of a single-semester course syllabus concerning Southeast Asian history were identified through an extensive literature review. This paper suggests the adoption of a broad learning approach for developing future course syllabus regarding Southeast Asian history. Additionally, it is recommended that a syllabus to be divided into four themes: historical evolution, cross-border movement, cultural exchange, and modern development. Although introducing Southeast Asian history as a mandatory courses is currently difficult in practice, the current senior high school curriculum is flexible enough to accommodate Southeast Asian history as a featured course or elective. Providing such a course can offer new immigrants' children or interested students a chance to learn Southeast Asian history. |