| 英文摘要 |
Since 2011, the Ministry of Education has proposed a white paper on international education in primary and secondary schools to assist county and city governments in promoting international education courses and teaching, international exchanges, teacher professional growth and school internationalization. The plan is about 8 years old, and the New Taipei City International Education Mid-Range Project (2016-2018) is over. It is reviewing the 2019 2022 plan. This study puts forward the implementation results, dilemmas and coping strategies at this key point. First, through literature discussion, analyze the theory of international education and related research on international education at home and abroad, and then use the questionnaire survey method to send 67 high schools, middle schools and small schools, 660 samples, 656 valid samples, and effective sample recovery. The rate was 96.76% and was investigated and analyzed. Based on the results of the comprehensive study, three conclusions are proposed: First, the current implementation of international education is of medium to high level. It is the principal, teaches English, teaches high school, has a minimum of 3 years (including), North District and Eastern District schools, 61 classes or above, schools in remote areas, and has participated in school standards. International Education Program (SIEP), respondents who have participated in the Teacher Professional Learning Community (PLC) have a higher level of awareness of international education. Secondly, the difficulties faced by primary and secondary schools in promoting international education are at a low to medium level. They are employed in small and medium-sized countries, with a seniority of 4 to 10 years, teaching non-English speaking areas, 13 to 60 classes of schools, Southern and Western Districts , general areas and non-Shanfu areas. Schools and respondents who have not participated in SIEP are more aware of the difficulties faced by international education. Thirdly, when primary and secondary schools are facing difficulties in international education, the response strategies adopted are moderately high. They serve as principals, male teachers, high school teachers, northern and eastern districts, remote areas, and have participated in the school-based International Education Program (SIE). The degree of perception of the response to international education is higher Based on the research results, this study proposes three recommendations: (1) Integrating high schools, national middle schools, and national primary schools to form an international school regional strategic alliance. (2) Promote the new model of the second-level system of the school-based international education program (SIEP). (3) Compare the differences between New Taipei City and other counties and cities in international education and conduct long-term longitudinal research. |