| 英文摘要 |
The Ministry of Education implemented the 12-Year Basic Education Curriculum Guidelines in the 2019th academic year, prompting a surge in competency-based curriculum designs in educational settings. This shift has posed significant challenges, particularly in technical high schools, where integrating practical teaching approaches remains a critical issue. This study, based on the 2019 Curriculum Guidelines, examines how automotive professional courses in technical high schools can leverage practice-oriented instructional design and assessment to cultivate students' professional skills. Using the ''Gasoline Engine Troubleshooting Course'' as an example, this research explores methods for integrating competency-based approaches into hands-on course instruction. The literature review highlights that practice-oriented teaching effectively bridges theory and practice, offering a more application-focused learning experience. Assessment rubrics are used to analyze students' learning outcomes in terms of knowledge, skills, and attitudes. The findings reveal that practice-oriented teaching not only significantly enhances students' professional skills but also strengthens their ability to address real-world problems. This study recommends that future curriculum designs should further emphasize practice-oriented elements, fostering a closer integration of theory and practice to promote students' holistic development and better prepare them for their professional careers. |