| 英文摘要 |
This study explores the impact of learning portfolios as scaffolding on students’self-directed learning in flexible curricula. With the implementation of the 12-Year Basic Education Curriculum Guidelines (108 Curriculum), educational policies have emphasized competency-based learning, making learning portfolios an essential tool for enhancing students’self-directed learning abilities. Using an action research approach, this study examines curriculum design, teaching practices, and students’learning experiences. Findings indicate that learning portfolios effectively enhances students’sense of responsibility, promote deep learning and interdisciplinary integration, and provide reflection mechanisms. However, students exhibit varying levels of adaptation to self-directed learning, requiring tiered scaffolding and appropriate feedback mechanisms for support. The study suggests that teachers adopt a gradual curriculum design, strengthen feedback mechanisms in learning portfolios, and leverage interdisciplinary collaboration and digital tools to enhance their application. Future research could further explore how students with different learning styles adapt and the effectiveness of digital learning portfolios to optimize self-directed learning models. |