| 英文摘要 |
Considering the insufficient attention paid to the philosophical perspectives of art education in the context of STEAM (Science, Tech-nology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education in Taiwan, this research applied content analysis to integrate the philosophical perspec-tives of art education scholars such as B. Reimer, R. A. Smith, H. Gardner, K. Freedman, and S. Macdonald, and conducts an in-depth analysis of empirical studies on STEAM education in Taiwan. The research aimed to address several key questions: what is the philosophical value of art education within STEAM; what insights can art education philosophy offer for teachers implementing STEAM; what implications does it have for student participation in STEAM; as well as how does art education philosophy inform the development of STEAM teaching materials. The findings indicated that STEAM education in Taiwan reflects core val-ues of art education philosophy such as aesthetics, expression, and de-sign; cross-disciplinary curriculum integration promotes aesthetic and creative inspiration through sustained practice; student engagement and responses deepen aesthetic learning experiences in alignment with art education philosophy; and teaching materials that incorporate technol-ogy and emphasize real-world application also respond to these philo-sophical viewpoints. Based on these findings, specific recommendations were proposed. |