英文摘要 |
In recent years, self-regulated learning has become a widely discussed topic, especially with the implementation of the 108 curriculum, which formally introduces relevant courses in high schools. However, at the junior high school level, due to factors such as the Junior High School Entrance Examination and other considera-tions for further education, comprehensive implementation of self-directed learning still faces certain challenges. Despite this, based on past research and understand-ing of the cognitive traits of gifted students, self-directed learning is considered suit-able for them. This article reviews the experiences of two researchers in conducting research on self-directed learning courses, gradually attempting and adjusting the content of the courses. The duration of the courses ranged from unit-based to a full academic year, with topics ranging from interests to subjects, ultimately emphasiz-ing learner autonomy. Through this review, the authors outline the strategies, reflec-tions, and adjustments they utilized in the self-directed learning courses. Further-more, they summarize the development framework of the entire self-directed learn-ing curriculum and provide specific operational recommendations aimed at prepar-ing junior high school teachers in gifted education to implement strategies and course arrangements for self-directed learning effectively. |