英文摘要 |
With the increasing awareness of Taiwanese indigenous peoples and their movements in Taiwan, the inclusion of content on indigenous peoples in textbooks has been receiving increasing attention, and various related social movements have been promoted. In 1993, the Ministry of Education replaced its original social studies curriculum for first-year junior high school students with the “Getting to Know Taiwan” curriculum in response to the increasing awareness of the Taiwanese identity . However, the neglect of and prejudice against indigenous peoples have always been reflected in textbooks. This study explored the content on indigenous peoples in Taiwan’s social studies curriculum from 1993 onward (including the textbooks used in 2018). We also present the possible directions for developing a social studies curriculum that incorporates content about indigenous peoples. |