英文摘要 |
The General Curriculum Guidelines of the 12-Year Basic Education issued by the Ministry of Education in 2014 was officially incorporated into the Domain of Technology in secondary education, but no technology curriculum for elementary schools. This article uses the ''Missing a Corner in a Circle'' as a metaphor to comment on the lack of information technology curriculum in the elementary school, and to explain the development process of ''information technology'' and the problems. The curriculum guidelines and curriculum manuals set by the Ministry of Education are the main analysis connotation. By discussing the integration of topics into “Information Technology Education” in elementary schools, and investigating “Information Technology for Technology Curriculum”, the researchers reflect from the observations and of relevant literature research. The researchers make some conclusions and suggestions in the following: 1). Find a multi-angle: a curriculum that integrates old and new curriculum guidelines, information technology and information technology education courses; 2). Find a supplementary corner: laying the foundation and developing a comprehensive curriculum of information technology education; 3). Leave a missing corner: continue to lack the MOE-mandated curriculum, the domain of technology, leaving the curriculum decision to school teachers. |