| 英文摘要 |
The Curriculum Guidelines of 12-Year Basic Education divides courses into MOE-mandated courses and School-developed curriculum. School-developed curriculum is arranged by schools to shape their educational vision and enhance student adaptability. This study aims to understand the developmental process, encountered problems, and resolution strategies of implementing STEAM as the school-developed curriculum in a junior high school, serving as a reference for other schools intending to integrate STEAM into their school-developed curriculum. Therefore, this study adopts an action research, taking all eighth-grade students from a certain junior high school as the research subjects. It implements a cyclical process of planning, execution, reflection, and modification of a STEAM-based curriculum. Ultimately, employ a qualitative and quantitative analysis to evaluate whether this curriculum aligns with the school's vision and effectively cultivates students' comprehensive abilities that the core competencies emphasized in 12-year Basic Education. The research explores the cyclical process of “action-reflection” across three loops: education administration, curriculum exploration, and curriculum reflection. It investigates the process and effectiveness of incorporating STEAM curriculum into the school curriculum at a certain junior high school, finding that the interdisciplinary, diverse, and practical nature of the STEAM curriculum aligns well with the characteristics of the school-developed curriculum. The instructional model aligns with four principles of competency-oriented curriculum and teaching practices, which contribute to fostering students to become lifelong learners. Finding that integrate STEAM into their school-developed curriculum not only enhances teachers' professional ability in course design but also aligns with the school's vision of “SMILE” and “Student Profile,” contributing to students' adaptive development. Through questionnaire feedback from students' classes over the years, found that 25% of students believe that the STEAM curriculum should continue to be implemented, over 50% of students believe that teachers can design more diverse problems for students to solve, and over 80% of students agree with the STEAM curriculum. It was found that STEAM interdisciplinary courses indeed provide students with profound experiences, enhance their learning motivation, and cultivate their spirit and ability for active learning, thus achieving the concept of voluntary, interactive, and mutual benefit in the twelve-year national education system. In summary, the STEAM curriculum developed through the reflective process along the axes of educational administration and instructional practice in a certain junior high school is aligned with the needs of modern education, aimed at nurturing students to become lifelong learners. It is capable of enhancing students' comprehensive abilities, enabling them to better tackle future challenges. |