| 英文摘要 |
The implementation of the 108 Curriculum has had a profound impact on the examination system for university entrance, especially the construction of the Academic portfolio is an important practical production of the 108 Curriculum, which complements the lack of a single value presented by examinations only. With the implementation of this new 108 curriculum and Academic portfolios, there is a lack of research on the performance, dilemmas, and recommendations of students in resource classroom in technical advanced secondary schools under the context of inclusive education, and there is only one journal of practical observations. Therefore, this study adopts a case study to investigate the status of the Academic Portfolio files of eight resource classroom seniors in technical high schools. The results of this study showed that: (a). The actual situation of students in technical advanced secondary school resource classroom in creating their learning portfolios focused on the negative perceptions of wasting time, while the positive values were based on the foundation of further education and the effectiveness of self-determination; (b). The difficulties of students in technical advanced secondary school resource classroom in creating their Academic Portfolios included lack of motivation to create and upload, lack of computer skills, and lack of corresponding family support, system operation problems in creating Academic portfolios. But the difficulties in creating Academic portfolios were not related to their own disabilities.;(c). Those strategies to address the Academic Portfolio dilemma of students in resource classroom at technical advanced high schools include the development of learning initiative and the provision of curriculum for building a portfolio, while the roles of parents and teachers vary in terms of knowledge and input. This study recommends that educators should increase the initiative of students in resource classroom to build their l Academic Portfolios, increase teachers’motivation and attention to their learning portfolios, provide appropriate special needs curriculum or implement a customized curriculum to build portfolios, and provide computer hardware and equipment to suit the needs of each case. For parents, one suggest that they should be more concerned about their children’s Academic Portfolio building situation and actively participate in the school’s study or advocacy programs. |