| 英文摘要 |
This research aims to explore the impact of micro-political literacy on the transformation of school principals to experimental schools of in¬digenous peoples. Researchers conduct relevant literature research by ex¬ploring the internal and external environment and the impact of whether the principal of micro-political literacy in implementing indigenous ex-perimental education in schools. This research adopts qualitative research orientation, conducts face-to-face interviews with intentional sampling, and analyzes the knowledge, operation and experience strategies and practical methods of micro-political literacy adopted by the two princi¬pals when they promote the school to become an experimental education school for indigenous people. The study found that at the knowledge level, the principal needs to correctly interpret the changing environment in¬side and outside the school and understand the interests of stakeholders; at the operational level, the principal must be able to establish a vision to lead members to practice together, seek external resources, meet the needs of members, and invest in school transformation. Establish a role model for members; at the level of experience, the principal can partici¬pate in the interaction of members, care for the needs of members, and value the expression of members, which is beneficial to the achievement of organizational goals. |