英文摘要 |
"Since the establishment of schools during Japanese Ruled Period, plantings such as flowerbeds and green trees began to appear in the campus landscape. This research aims to explore the establishment process of the school ground. To clarify their educational significance through regulations, education journals and Public Schools files. ''School Ground'' may include various planting and animal husbandry places in the school. In 1905, Taiwan's education research began to discuss the setting of a ''School Ground'', gradually positioning the cultivation of ''beauty perception'', ''diligent ethics'', functions as ''science materials'' and ''experimental crops'' and ''improve Agriculture skill''. Among them, ''experimental crops'' refer to the improvement of local crops through planting experiments and attempts to plant tropical plants introduced from Southeast Asia and other places. ''Improve Agriculture skill'' explicitly means that the education of Public School intends to cultivate basic human resources in rural areas and is more colonial than Japanese or Taiwanese Elementary Schools that focus on planting flowers and plants. For Rulers, the campus area is a tool different from textbooks, guiding students to conform to the education concept of the government through visual and labor education. After the regime change, the characteristic of campus agricultural education disappeared, and the existing landscaping still preserves the aesthetic discipline, and the possibility of being given new educational indicators." |