英文摘要 |
Over the past thirty years, since the late 1990s to the present, the reform of Chinese education in universities has been underway. The reform began with curriculum adjustments, such as Tamkang University changing its curriculum to focus on Chinese language and literature proficiency. Other schools have followed suit, renaming their courses to ''Chinese Reading and Writing,'' ''Literature and Life,'' and other Chinese and General Education courses, which has also led to the establishment of specialized centers at Feng Chia University and Providence University. Textbook reform is another important aspect, particularly with the implementation of the Chinese Reading and Writing Curriculum Reform Project by the Ministry of Education in 2011. Each school has used life education to create new versions of the curriculum, which can be categorized into different types, such as genre-based, issue-based, hierarchical-based, school characteristic-based, and integration-based, while also giving rise to different subtypes. Inn ovative teaching activities have also shown diverse development, such as National Taichung University of Education's ''Guidance-Introduction-Classical and Modern Texts-Annotations-Analysis of Life Connotation-Extended Reading'' model, Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology's active introduction of cultural industry elements, National Normal University's use of ''Quality Talk'' to construct the ''Read -Think-Question-Debate- Write'' process, and Yuan Ze University's use of keywords to help students understand texts. All of these efforts continue to lead students towards a rich quality of life and also create greater influence for emerging generations on a global scale. |