Guanyin High School, Taoyuan City—Memories Woven into the Earth: Exploring the Totemistic Weaving Culture of Indigenous Peoples in Taiwan, North America, and Australia
Core Concepts: Holistic Education and Intercultural Understanding
- This aligns with the vision of Guanyin High School: "Reading ability," "Critical thinking ability," and "Practical ability."
- Deepen humanistic concern: Through the exploration of indigenous environments in Taiwan, North America and Australia, guide students to reflect on the sustainable coexistence of humans and nature.
- Cross-cultural respect: By discussing the natural and worldviews embodied in totems, students are cultivated to respect differences and multiculturalism.
Teaching Structure and Model: Task-Oriented and Phase-Integrated
- Task-oriented learning (TBL): This student-centered approach allows students to understand principles and learn skills through hands-on activities.
- Collaborative preparation by a professional teaching community: Led by the Multimedia Animation Department, teachers from Chemistry, Biology, and Geography are invited to participate, enhancing the professionalism and breadth of teaching.
- Connecting knowledge and aesthetics: Combining scientific principles (plant dyes), design principles (pattern deconstruction), and artistic creation to deepen the meaning of learning.
The third stage of curriculum development design
- Exploring the origins of color: Combining knowledge of chemistry, biology, and geography, this study explores the chemical composition, distribution, and sustainable harvesting methods of dye plants.
- Deconstructing the Inheritance of Culture: Through design theory and artistic perspectives, this study analyzes the cultural connotations of indigenous patterns and explores the transmission of faith and knowledge.
- The practice of sustainable dyeing and weaving: using natural fibers and plant dyes to create works and thinking about how to combine traditional connotations with modern aesthetic expression.
Issues Integration and Social Responsibility
- Corresponding SDG objectives:
SDG4 (Quality Education): Implement competency-based teaching to enhance creativity.
SDG12 (Responsible Consumption and Production): Emphasizes environmental awareness and low-carbon processes, and the use of natural and sustainable materials.
SDG15 (Terrestrial Ecology): Exploring the conservation of dye plants and fostering an attitude of respect for resources.