| 英文摘要 |
The 2019 Curriculum Guidelines of 12-year Basic Education are characterized by a high degree of idealism and foresight, and have garnered considerable public attention as one of the most scrutinized education reforms in recent years. Understanding the implementation of these guidelines in actual teaching contexts is essential for informing and refining curriculum policy. This study seeks to answer the following research questions: What factors influence the extent to which teachers are able to realize the stated objectives of the 2019 Curriculum in senior high school Civics and Society? How do these factors exert their influence? Based on interviews with senior high school civics teachers, the study finds that the implementation of inquiry-based curricula is primarily influenced by instructional time constraints, the college entrance examination system, and teachers’professional competencies. The implementation of interdisciplinary curricula, on the other hand, is mainly affected by the availability and structure of textbooks and teachers’professional capabilities. The study recommends that future revisions of the curriculum guidelines consider aligning course credit allocations with curriculum goals and learning content, provide clearer explanations and examples of interdisciplinary knowledge relevant to Civics and Society, and develop entrance examination systems that reflect and support the intended aims and types of the curriculum. |