| 英文摘要 |
In 2014, the Legislative Yuan passed the “Regulations on the Implementation of School Type Experimental Education” and the Regulations on the Implementation of NonSchool Type Experimental Education in the Advanced Secondary Education Stage in the Three types of Experimental Education Act. The adoption of this law provided public schools with greater flexibility and space to introduce experimental education; the law also diversified and characterized schools’ operation. This study first employs historical research and document analysis methods to review the development process of reform education in Germany from the Kingdom of Prussia to the present and subsequently explores the viewpoints of representative thinkers and schools at different stages. Second, this study discusses the development of experimental education in Taiwan and compares the status of experimental education in Taiwan and Germany; finally, this study synthesizes the main philosophies of the reform schools in Germany and considers the insights they provide in the following four aspects: human image and development, school roles, relevant subjects of the school, and teaching and evaluation. The current paper aims to remind schools that endeavor to reform to return to the fundamentals of education. These schools should regard students as learning subjects and strive to develop an alternative educational approach that is conducive to student learning and development. |