| 英文摘要 |
This paper discusses the meaning of educational reform by examining literatures about approaches for understanding reform. The paper also argues that our ways of reasoning become a frame delimiting our imagination and action about educational reform. Through analyzing various scholars approaches to understanding educational/curriculum reform, the study proposes the cultural-historical, socio-political and school institutional perspectives to discuss the definition and understanding of reform change. The paper concludes that the complexity of educational and curriculum reform need to be grappled with the everyday life of schools, to be closer to the grammar of schools, and to listen to voices of teachers. Rather than continuingly developing reform programs to be copied, a mechanism of researchers-in-residence needs to be created in future. |