評析德國教育學者P. Petersen(1884-1952)耶納計畫學校的理論與實踐
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2016-06-??
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國立臺灣師範大學教育學系
Department of Education,National Taiwan Normal University
Department of Education,National Taiwan Normal University
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本文旨在重估Petersen耶納計畫學校（Jena-Plan Schule）的理論與實踐，作為當前臺灣偏鄉小校進行教育改革之借鏡。本文運用詮釋學的研究方法，對耶納計畫學校之背景、理論與實踐內涵進行描述、釐清與批判。它重視學生的社會性學習、強調混齡教學、改革一週學習計畫的教育原則仍然延續至今。在目前臺灣偏鄉小校的學生面臨人際互動不足、學習動機較弱以及基本學科能力不足等困境，耶納計畫學校在此脈絡下可凸顯其適用性。研究者建議以偏鄉小校作為教育實驗的基地，以混齡的討論小組為核心，首先發展學校家庭化的模式，加強學生的社會性學習；其次，發展混齡教學；最後，提供彈性而多樣化的課程類型，以跨學科的主題式探究課程激勵學生的學習動機；並附加基礎、入學與練習課程，加強學生學科程度，提升偏鄉孩童之基本學力。
The article aims to articulate a critique and a reassessment of P. Pertersen’s Theory and based on that then provides an alternative model as well as a new way in thinking about Taiwan’s school education reform in remote areas. I first give a hermeneutic account of Petersen’s theory and practice in terms of Taiwan’s school education reform debate and further explore what Petersen’s Jenaplan can contribute to it. It shows that Jenaplan’s ideas of learning in community life, mixed-age class teaching and weekly work schedule will be among the most promising ones for Taiwan’s situation regarding the common features of lower general scholastic abilities, learning motivation and social interaction of pupils in Taiwan’s remote areas in comparison to those in urban areas. The article accordingly suggests that we can initiate in remote areas a new program which, based on the above-mentioned ideas, educates pupils in such a manner that schooling is integrated with community life and interdisciplinary, multiple and flexible learning environment and really benefits those with special educational needs.
The article aims to articulate a critique and a reassessment of P. Pertersen’s Theory and based on that then provides an alternative model as well as a new way in thinking about Taiwan’s school education reform in remote areas. I first give a hermeneutic account of Petersen’s theory and practice in terms of Taiwan’s school education reform debate and further explore what Petersen’s Jenaplan can contribute to it. It shows that Jenaplan’s ideas of learning in community life, mixed-age class teaching and weekly work schedule will be among the most promising ones for Taiwan’s situation regarding the common features of lower general scholastic abilities, learning motivation and social interaction of pupils in Taiwan’s remote areas in comparison to those in urban areas. The article accordingly suggests that we can initiate in remote areas a new program which, based on the above-mentioned ideas, educates pupils in such a manner that schooling is integrated with community life and interdisciplinary, multiple and flexible learning environment and really benefits those with special educational needs.