Jurisprudential analysis of the resolution of recompilation in the textbook system in Taiwan
- 資料類型
期刊論文
- 計畫編號
- GRB編號
- 計畫名稱
Jurisprudential analysis of the resolution of recompilation in the textbook system in Taiwan
- 計畫主持人
- 經費來源
- 執行方式
- 執行機構
- 執行單位
- 年度
- 期程(起)
- 期程(迄)
- 執行狀態
- 關鍵詞
教科書,審定制度,審查程序,課程綱要
- Keywords
textbook,textbook review and approval system,procedure of textbook review,curriculum guideline
- 研究主軸
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Recompilation is the most severe resolution in the textbook review and approval system in Taiwan. Through methods of literature review, jurisprudential discourse, descriptive statistics and document analysis, this study examines the resolution of reviewed textbooks which are edited based on the Temporary Curriculum Guidelines for Senior High Schools announced in 2005. This paper attempts to understand the rate of recompilation in different subjects after the review procedure is completed, as well as the difference of the review comments existing among copies requiring and not requiring recompilation. By examining the operation of the textbook system, this study aims to construct a more appropriate and reasonable rationale for the textbook review and approval system. This study finds that there is a salient difference in the rate of the recompilation resolution among different subjects, and the review comments present no distinct difference among copies requiring and not requiring recompilation. Additionally, it is suggested that the external standards of recompilation be clearly published by the institution in charge of textbook review and approval. Prior to that, the focus of substantive review should be on aspects such as the correctness and completeness of the textbook material that are not related to the freedom of editing. Reviewers should also stay reasonable and empirical, rather than overly drawing on the abstract connotations of the curriculum guidelines as the reason for the recompilation resolution.