英文摘要 |
Taiwan has formally embarked on the road of nearly 30 years of education reform since 1994. The Ministry of Education has successively proposed to promote a number of educational policies that keep pace with the times, and injected considerable project funds for higher Technological and vocational education. The impact of all levels of technological and vocational education schools is still rippling. In view of this, this research adopts a document analysis method to focus on the four major projects of 'University Teaching Excellence Project', 'Exemplary University of Science and Technology Project', ' Reengineering Project of Technological Vocational Education ' and 'Higher Education Sprout Project'. The relevant public information of the public sector is analyzed one by one. In addition to the complete discussion and analysis of the background and connotation of the four major policies of higher technical education after Taiwan's education reform, it also focuses the discussion of the result of the document analysis on the concept, purpose, policy positioning, review mechanism, funding resources performance results, etc., and the following four conclusions were put forward: 1. Major technical and vocational education policies should master the core values of education and long-term planning from a systematic point of view; 2. Major vocational and technical education policies should require schools to increase the proportion of self-finance based on the content of the application plan, so that schools can organize their own studies, develop their own characteristics, and cooperate with the realization of policy goals; 3. After the implementation of the major technical education policy plan, a transposition internalization mechanism should be established; 4. The review of policy plans and the evaluation of results and performance should be more transparent and open. It can enrich the research content of the technical and vocational education field, and can also provide government agencies to promote higher technical and vocational education policy considerations. |