| 英文摘要 |
The study primarily aims to explore why life design curriculum are necessary for middle-aged and elderly individuals, Finally, suggestions are offered on themes and practical approaches that can serve as references for life design curriculum for middle-aged and elderly individuals. First, this study exploration of the necessity of life design curriculum for middle-aged and elderly individuals. Next, analysis of the potential reasons behind the lack of life design curriculum for middle-aged and elderly individuals. Then, through a review of relevant literature, This study further synthesizes and proposes six themes as references for the development of life design curriculum for middle-aged and elderly individuals, which are as follows: (a) Engaging in a 'Who am I' dialogue allows individuals to reflect on their current position, envision their future direction, and evaluate whether their chosen path is appropriate; (b) drawing on the wisdom embedded in solving“dilemmas”across different life stages to enhance self-awareness and the construction of personal meaning; (c) moving from analyses of lifestyles to those of concepts and needs, thereby progressing toward life design and innovative design practices; (d) By reviewing photos or short videos from different periods of life, individuals can strengthen their sense of life coherence and cultivate the motivation to pursue their dreams; (e) developing a retirement life blueprint through financial planning, including life budgeting, insurance arrangements, and retirement fund preparation; and (f) exploring career extension and second-career planning through an examination of work values and motivations. Finally, a summary was provided in the conclusion. |