| 英文摘要 |
This study explores the practical implementation and process of integrating sustainable education and community resources into the curriculum for second-grade elementary students, using Sheng-Li Elementary School and the nearby Shengli Star Village in Pingtung City as a case study. The theme of the revised curriculum for this research is ''Nostalgia for the Old Shengli Star Village,'' which was implemented during the second semester of the 2022nd academic year, with second-grade students participating in the curriculum. The research employs an action research methodology, where the researcher meticulously records the details through on-site visits, student work outcomes, student statements, and reflective notes. Various data are then analyzed and synthesized to understand the impact and benefits of the revised curriculum on student learning. The findings reveal that integrating sustainable education and community resources into the curriculum for outdoor education enhances students' interest in learning, increases their awareness of the local community, and positively influences their problem-solving abilities. However, the study emphasizes that detailed planning is essential for successfully implementing the revised curriculum to achieve maximum learning outcomes. Challenges such as insufficient teaching time and human resources in self-compiled curriculum implementation are identified. Consequently, the study recommends an integrated curriculum approach to incorporate community resources. This approach can simultaneously utilize language and life courses and involve training in-house seed teachers, intern teachers, or volunteers to address the challenges of inadequate teaching time and human resources. |