英文摘要 |
This article aims to discuss Taiwan, Britain and Sweden's PISA reading rankings and their reading education policies from the ideological perspective, in order to provide a reference for reading education policies. Analytical data include Britain, which represents liberalism, Sweden, which represents social democracy, and Taiwan, which is moving from conservatism to liberalism. The article first briefly explains conservatism, liberalism, and social democracy. Besides introducing PISA, the reading education policies and the performance in PISA of the three countries, the article also explores whether PISA global reading evaluation ranking affects the three countries’ reading education policies. After analysis, it is found that the reading education policies of all three countries are affected by the PISA reading rating rankings. However, the reading education policies varies due to different ideologies, cultural and social backgrounds adopted by each country. Finally, specific suggestions are made for Taiwan's reading education policy. |