| 英文摘要 |
In Taiwan, research on educational practices guided by implementation science remains scarce, and studies focusing on integrating college students' lifelong literacy with implementation science are virtually nonexistent. This paper seeks to address this gap by constructing an educational practice framework rooted in implementation science and tailored to college students' lifelong literacy. Drawing on relevant international literature and the theoretical principles of implementation science, the study aims to establish a rigorous foundation for this integration, thereby encouraging broader academic engagement with the topic. This research aims to systematically analyze the attributes and theoretical constructs of implementation science and apply these insights to the development of an educational framework for college students' lifelong literacy. Specifically, this involves a comprehensive exploration of the theoretical foundations of implementation science as applied to educational practices, an investigation into the role of lifelong literacy within college education, and the subsequent proposition of a structured, integrative framework that bridges lifelong literacy and educational practice. |