| 英文摘要 |
Comparative studies across nations in globalization are crucial for enhancing educational policies and practices. This study employed document analysis to offer recommendations for the future development of Taiwan's mathematics curriculum based on the findings of an international comparison of mathematics curricula published by the OECD in 2022. The comparative research indicates that Taiwan's 2019 mathematics curriculum guidelines (108 Curriculum Guidelines) emphasize the cultivation of mathematical literacy but still need to improve in aspects of quantitative reasoning and specific 21st century skills. The mathematics textbooks lack advanced applications, thus not providing students with sufficient opportunities to develop mathematical literacy fully. Based on the findings of the cross national comparison, this paper suggests that future adjustments or revisions to Taiwan's mathematics curriculum should incorporate algorithmic reasoning, enhance advanced applications, emphasize 21st century skills, and integrate social emotional learning to improve students' overall mathematical literacy and application abilities. |