| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to understand how vocational senior high school teachers use textbooks for competence-based teaching in professional and practicum subjects. The researchers employed a questionnaire survey method to collect data from 568 teachers regarding their performance in three dimensions of competence-oriented instruction: initiative, inquiry, and practice. To further explore the questions requiring clarification from the survey results, data was gathered through focused group interviews. The survey results indicated that teachers in vocational senior high schools frequently demonstrated initiative in their competence-oriented instruction, followed by inquiry, while practice was less frequently observed. The interview results revealed that the textbooks under the new curriculum guidelines have improved in contextual design, helping teachers guide students to take more initiative in learning. The main reasons for the lower levels of inquiry and practice were identified as follows: 1. Due to the excessive subject content knowledge in textbooks and insufficient time, it was difficult for teachers and students to engage in inquiry and practice activities; 2. Teachers have not yet changed their traditional teaching habits demonstration and indoctrination; 3. The school's practicum equipment did not match the content of the textbooks. Based on these research findings, the researchers proposed three suggestions. |