| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this research is to explore forms of global competence by Taiwanese students, and their relationship with international education. The data on Taiwan from the PISA 2018 database were analyzed through analysis of variance and regression analysis. The groups in this study were classified by student’s family language, such as Mandarin (85.2%), Taiwanese (13.0%), Hakka (0.8%) and Aboriginal languages (0.2%). The results indicate that global competence of Mandarin speakers (M=537.07, SD=84.38) outperformed those Taiwanese speakers (M=482.69, SD=85.42), Hakka speakers (M=485.51, SD=90.53) and Aboriginal language speakers (M=471.49, SD=87.77). According to the regression analysis, respect for people from other cultures were positively associated with global competence in adolescents. This study recommended that teachers and parents should provide and establish an environment for students to use native languages to ensure the retention and continuation of native languages; schools should pay attention to the international education characteristics and needs of students of all ethnic groups. |