| 英文摘要 |
The phenomenon of a declining birthrate has exacerbated the gap between urban and rural areas, and rural areas are facing many chal¬lenges. In recent years, rural schools have attracted students to enroll by developing school-based courses with school characteristics. They have used local resources and environmental characteristics to establish unique courses to compete with The wave of declining birth rate. From the perspective of the SECI model of knowledge creation, this article an¬alyzes the application of knowledge management in school-based cur¬riculum delivery and understands how schools can inherit and inherit the curriculum in the face of high teacher turnover and high curriculum complexity during the implementation of school-based curriculum. In¬novation has become the task of developing school-based curricula for rural schools, and the process is worthy of reference for other remote schools. This study adopts a case study approach, taking a remote elemen¬tary school in Taoyuan City as the research site. Through documents and interviews, the research findings and practical findings obtained include. Through physical and digital sharing channels, teachers will Socialization of implicit knowledge, using documents and teaching sharing, teachers make implicit knowledge explicit; combined with cross-domain collabo¬ration, teachers integrate resources to combine explicit knowledge; teach¬ers make explicit knowledge implicit through practical course operations. Finally, based on the research findings, relevant suggestions are put for¬ward for both teachers and schools, which can be used as a reference for other remote schools implementing school-based curricula. |