| 英文摘要 |
This study uses content analysis to examine the planning and implementation of integrated curriculum in small schools(fewer than 12 classes)across six major cities. Findings indicate that curriculum plan templates vary across cities. Cross-curricular learning is observed mainly in cultural and historical research, English conversation, or picture books, while information technology education rarely integrates disciplines. Some schools package English and Mathematics within alternative curriculum without true integration. Additionally, curriculum content lacks coherence, and assessments adopt multiple methods, yet integrated learning tasks remain insufficient. It is recommended to standardize curriculum templates, assess the required hours for Chinese, English, and Mathematics, and enhance teachers’competency-based curriculum planning skills to support core competency development. |