| 英文摘要 |
This study, in light of the ''Technical and Vocational Education Act,'' which mandated that elementary school curricula include content related to Vocational Education and Training and Career Planning awareness and exploration, recognized that the widespread implementation of ''Inclusive Education'' in elementary schools made pre-service teacher training particularly critical. Therefore, this study aimed to explore the dilemmas and solutions faced by special education teacher trainees in elementary schools regarding the teaching of ''Vocational Education and Training, Life Planning'' under ''Inclusive Education.'' It sought to examine the challenges and solutions of teaching ''Vocational Education and Training, Life Planning'' under ''Inclusive Education'' and provide recommendations for teacher training universities on integrating ''Vocational Education and Training, Life Planning'' into inclusive education curricula. The purposes of this study included the following four points: (1) to investigate the policy and planning of ''Vocational Education and Training, Life Planning'' curriculum under ''Inclusive Education'' in Taiwanese elementary schools; (2) to analyze the challenges and limitations of teaching ''Vocational Education and Training, Life Planning'' under ''Inclusive Education'' in Taiwanese elementary schools; (3) to analyze effective teaching and solution strategies for ''Vocational Education and Training, Life Planning'' under ''Inclusive Education'' in Taiwanese elementary schools; and (4) to propose teaching suggestions for ''Vocational Education and Training, Life Planning'' under ''Inclusive Education'' in Taiwanese elementary schools based on the research findings. The study employed purposive sampling, selecting 43 special education teacher trainees from the Department of Special Education at a university with a long history and a diverse range of teacher education programs, particularly focusing on the ''Vocational Education and Training, Life Planning'' course. The research method was a case study, and the research tool was a self-designed qualitative Google questionnaire titled ''Study on Teaching 'Vocational Education and Training, Life Planning' under 'Inclusive Education' in Taiwanese Elementary Schools.'' This was combined with qualitative survey questionnaires, semi-structured interviews, and classroom observations to collect and analyze qualitative data, including coding and transcription. The study used multiple data sources and forms to conduct cross-validation, enhancing the trustworthiness and reliability of the findings. The study adhered to the basic principles of research ethics, emphasizing reciprocity, respect, and informed consent. The conclusion of this article presented the career education and life planning curriculum under inclusive education in Taiwanese elementary schools, including curriculum planning, teacher training, and interdisciplinary collaboration. It was recommended to enhance teachers' professional knowledge, enrich curriculum design, strengthen family and community cooperation, create a resource-sharing platform, and promote flexible and individualized education. |