英文摘要 |
This study is conducted to examine the curriculums of senior high schools in three East Asian countries for the cultivation of elite athletes. Firstly, the study adopts a comparative research approach and document analysis to gain insight into the curriculum regulations and high school curriculum planning in China, Japan, and Korea and extracts the key points for document analysis. Secondly, the study moves on to analyze the similarities and differences between curriculum designs in the targeted countries and the Curriculum Guidelines of 12-Year Basic Education in Taiwan. Finally, based on the integrated results of the comparative study, the research proposes specific issues and aspects for reference in the new curriculum for sports talent classes in Taiwan's senior high schools. The conclusions are as follows: First, all countries have to stipulate through legislation, requiring schools to place equal emphasis on both general subjects and academic specialty training. Second, in addition to general subjects, sport-specific programs should be arranged. Third, set a minimum standard of academic ability for participation to protect the basic academic ability of students. Fourth, students should be able to engage in independent training when school is over. Fifth, the vocational system should be incorporated into the high school level to develop students’ employability. Last but not least, it is recommended that the authorities concerned should actively supervise the implementation of the PE curriculum for sports talent classes in schools so that policy promotion, business implementation, curriculum outcomes, career paths, and the like can be in line with the vision of the National Sports Law for sports at all levels. Subsequent research may focus on the following topics: a survey on the current status of curriculum implementation and satisfaction, tracking of basic academic ability, analysis of the current status of independent learning implementation, and tracking of the achievement of curriculum and the acquisition of professional licenses. Through the accumulation of different research results and the support of practical experience in the field, it is expected that our sports talent classes will be able to show a plentiful and bright performance in competitions and career development. |