Through literature review, teacher workshops, teaching plan development, and on-site teaching courses, this plan puts forward the following five-level suggestions for future reference for the future development of cultural heritage in Taiwan:
1. Promote seed teachers at all levels of cultural heritage education: Primary and secondary schools in all countries should gradually promote teachers with professional training qualifications for "cultural heritage preservation literacy". The Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Education will jointly develop relevant curriculum plans for use in local teaching.
2. Promote the establishment of cultural heritage education curriculum programs in cultural heritage fields: At present, most of the domestic cultural heritage fields have not developed a curriculum plan that meets the requirements of the curriculum, has cultural heritage preservation literacy, and is aimed at the single section of primary and secondary schools. The reason is still in the school Teachers are unable to extract teaching themes from cultural venues that can provide integrated curriculum design.
3. Encourage teachers to develop new teaching methods in the field of cultural heritage: In order to meet the requirements of the curriculum and the learning environment oriented to further education, domestic teachers are often good at teaching methods in the classroom. Then pay the lack. In view of this, seed teachers should be encouraged to establish appropriate learning models in different cultural venues, so that students are willing to take classes in cultural heritage venues, so as to achieve the ideal goal of "heritages are our classrooms".
4. Establish a suitable teaching evaluation mechanism for cultural heritage sites: In the future, the power-responsibility relationship of the four key factors of "teaching site", "curriculum content", "learners" and "teacher" should be repositioned. Based on this, an exclusive learning evaluation tool is established to review the learning performance of students related to course design.
5. Establish evidence-based cultural heritage education indicators: A set of evidence-based educational indicators should be established to distinguish teaching content according to students' learning stages, so that teachers who want to develop cultural heritage education courses in the future can have a clear reference.
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