| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to explore the issues in local-level curriculum decision-making and further investigate the necessary mindset for enhancing curriculum decision-making at this level. Firstly, by analyzed specific cases, four noteworthy phenomena are identified. Secondly, four primary issues that must be addressed in local-level curriculum decision-making are presented. Subsequently, from the two perspectives of improving or addressing current issues and implementing effective curriculum policies, core mindsets necessary for local-level curriculum decision-making are proposed, including: (1) cultivating local-level curriculum leadership talent to build a repository of professional expertise for curriculum policies; (2) balancing curriculum frameworks, refining teaching plan objectives, and enhancing professional decision-making models to strengthen the quality of curriculum decisions; (3) implementing oversight and assessment of curriculum decision-making and execution, focusing on teachers' professional development to narrow the gap in curriculum policy implementation; (4) promoting the educational philosophies of mandated curriculum and ensuring their correct and effective implementation among different schools and teachers; (5) ensuring that the design outcomes of school-level tailored curriculum result in basic learning quality for students in different schools. Finally, the study concludes with a summary. |