英文摘要 |
The implementation of the 12-Year Basic Education Curriculum Guidelines (referred to as the 108 Curriculum) has been progressively rolled out in each educational stage year by year since the 108 academic year. The curriculum stipulates that general senior high schools should ensure ''student autonomous learning'' during ''alternative learning period.'' This research adopts a policy enactment perspective to explore the process of self-directed learning practices in a general senior high school. The objectives of the research are: 1. to investigate the discourse and enactment of self-directed learning in the school; 2. to analyze the elements of policy enactment in the school's self-directed learning practices; and 3. to provide suggestions for school practices of self-directed learning from a policy enactment perspective. The study spanned two academic years and employed a design-based research approach, collaborating with a school throughout the stages of problem definition, collaborative design, implementation, evaluation, feedback, and refinement. In addition to co-designing a student self-directed learning handbook, the research results and recommends as follows: 1. The school grouped diverse actors within the policy discourse space and created a collaborative environment to co-create the discourse and practice of self-directed learning; 2. The school's self-directed learning practices were influenced by contexts factors and the interaction of actors; 3. Diverse actors within the school's self-directed learning practices co-created policy discourse and took action. This study provides recommendations for the enactment of self-directed learning in senior high schools and suggests areas for future research. |