| 英文摘要 |
This study analyzed the historical evolution of school-based curricula over the past 25 years through the perspective of place-based curriculum theory. Key curriculum development issues were analyzed. Curriculum history was reviewed, and a literature review and interviews were conducted. The study findings revealed four main historical characteristics in the development of school-based curricula over the past 25 years:(1)with changes in curriculum policies, the content of school-based curricula has become more comprehensive and systematic;(2)the historical trajectory of school-based curriculum formation is a dynamic process shaped by the interplay of social changes in Taiwan and the influence of key figures;(3)through the efforts of various actors, diverse approaches have been applied in the design of school-based curricula; and(4)the development of school-based curricula reflects various discursive positions along a spectrum ranging from systematicity to openness. Focusing on these historical characteristics, the study further conducted a comprehensive analysis of key curriculum issues, such as the curriculum development model and perspective, curriculum knowledge selection and decision-making, and the sustainability and limitations of curriculum development. Finally, conclusions and implications based on the research results are provided. |