| 英文摘要 |
Hakka research has experienced considerable growth in recent years, highlighting a growing need for comprehensive integration and contextualiza¬tion of studies on Hakka communities. This study conducted a bibliometric analysis and social network analysis of literature focusing on“education”in Hakka research. By employing a cross-sectional approach, the research team developed coding formats and standards, manually encoded bibliographic content, and used social network analysis tools to analyze the collected data. On the basis of a co-occurrence analysis of keywords, 156 journal papers re¬lated to Hakka education were categorized into 5 clusters: Hakka culture, lan¬guage teaching, language policy, multi-ethnic society, and ethnic identity. The findings suggest a need for future research to expand in several directions, specifically, exploring innovative teaching designs and evaluating teaching effectiveness in Hakka education. Additionally, additional efforts are required to integrate information technology and contemporary teaching theories into the study and practice of Hakka education. |