英文摘要 |
"This study was a qualitative research design of an interactive approach, aiming to explore the feasibility and implications of introducing maker education into technology education in senior high and vocational high schools by establishing fab laboratories. The analysis framework is divided into the following three stages: (1) Problem description: This section focuses on the discussion about the influence of 「limitations of laboratory equipment」 on 「main part of teacher's curriculum 」 in the initial stage of the establishment of the fab laboratories; (2) Implementation analysis: From the perspectives of 「 necessity of establishing a professional community」 and 「development of interdisciplinary cooperation」, this section examines how curriculum design and teaching activities were structured, interpreted and transformed in the process of introducing fab laboratories into technology education; (3) Reality interpretation: This section attempts to answer the questions emerging from the real scene in education. They are analyzed from the aspects of 「the liberation of curriculum practice」 and 「the possibility of using accountability mechanism」. These questions include: Were the approaches to resolving obstacles or controversies in the practice process accepted by the teachers? What effect or influence did they have on the implementation process and effectiveness of the program? Did they have a huge impact and change on the development of technology education? The main conclusions of this study are as follows: (1) Educators should observe students’ needs and then negotiate and formulate proper action strategies; (2) There is a need to liberate the curriculum awareness of teachers and students and loosen the mechanism of performance evaluation; (3) Teacher’s professional enhancement training needs to be better implemented so that teachers are capable of providing good technology education. It is hoped that this study can encourage educators to reflect on the essence and role of technology courses in the context of the twelve-year compulsory education, and avoid becoming a means of policy deployment." |