| 英文摘要 |
This study explored how an English-language teacher administering an International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program in Finland integrated multicultural issues into their teaching and learning design. A case study design was adopted, and the teaching unit “Intolerance and Injustice,” designed by the case teacher, was used as an illustrative example. Participatory observations, interviews, and document analysis were performed to collect data. The key findings are as follows. First, the case teacher’s philosophy of integrating multicultural issues into teaching and learning reflected their interest in real-world languages and cultural diversity, outlined in the 2016 core curriculum. Second, the case teacher integrated multicultural issues into their teaching design framework, mainly by transforming the International Baccalaureate Organization’s inquiry-based teaching support structure. Third, the main focuses of deliberation were applying various concepts to drive the use of authentic texts, thereby enabling educators to structure the process of inquiry, develop multilevel tasks that enhance multicultural education knowledge and linguistic literacy, and consider differentiated instruction strategies based on the premise of guiding students to explore key concepts in multicultural education. This study also provides suggestions for educators to integrate multicultural issues into the inquiry-based teaching and learning of the English language. |