| 英文摘要 |
Skill-based Senior high schools prioritize cultivating students' professional practical skills, professional ethics, and literacy. Curriculum guidelines guide teachers' teaching methods and teaching methods. Teachers' understanding of the practical focus of the curriculum within their specialized subject groups helps implement the practical-oriented philosophy of vocational education, which emphasizes practical application. This article examines the structure of conceptual understanding, explaining that literacy-oriented teaching is knowledge-based, while practice-oriented teaching is process-based. Based on the theory of planned behavior, this article designed an open-ended questionnaire, asking teachers from five groups of Skill-based Senior high schools to share their attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control regarding the implementation of practice-oriented teaching. Respondents' responses were summarized and summarized into individual beliefs about practice-oriented teaching. The study explored the perceptions and attitudes of teachers in these Skill-based Senior high schools. The findings are as follows: First, Skill-based Senior high school teachers believe that practice-oriented teaching can cultivate students' professional knowledge and skills to address practical challenges in workplace situations, but they are concerned about limited teaching resources. Second, Skill-based Senior high school teachers have a positive attitude toward practice-oriented teaching. |