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| Title: | 臺灣高等教育資歷架構指標建構之研究
A study on the construction of indicators for the Taiwan framework for higher education qualifications |
| Authors: | 黃志豪
Huang, Chih Hao |
| Contributors: | 秦夢群
Chin, Meng Chun
黃志豪
Huang, Chih Hao |
| Keywords: | 高等教育資歷架構
資歷架構
學習成果
Framework for higher education qualifications
Education qualifications
Learing outcome |
| Date: | 2017 |
| Issue Date: | 2017-04-05 15:39:59 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 本研究旨在建構適合臺灣的高等教育資歷架構指標構面，研究先以文獻歸納方式，初擬臺灣高等教育資歷架構構面指標，再以12位專家為對象，利用模糊德菲法建構指標，再以模糊層級分析法求得各構面指標權重。資料分析結論如下：
一、博士學位構面指標
(一)博士學位構面重要性以「能力」為最高，而以「技能」為最低
(二)「知識」構面下指標重要性以「具備該領域知識批判及理解能 力」為最高，而以「理解研究方法之最適選擇」為最低
(三)「技能」構面下指標重要性以「對於該領域知識有關文獻或方法能進行深入的評論」為最高，而以「批判性評估與運用數字、圖像及數據」為最低
(四)「能力」構面下指標重要性以「在專業領域或學術活動中具備高度自主性及反省能力」為最高，而以「透過研究提出有水準的論文，以創新或詮釋知識」為最低
(五)博士學位指標串聯權重重要性以「在專業領域或學術活動中具備高度自主性及反省能力」為最高，而以「批判性評估與運用數字、圖像及數據」為最低
二、碩士學位構面指標
(一)碩士學位構面重要性以「能力」為最高，而以「知識」為最低
(二)「知識」構面下指標重要性以「具備高度的專業領域知識」為最高，而以「理解研究方法之最適選擇」為最低
(三)「技能」構面下指標重要性以「整合研究結果並將其運用至實務中」為最高，而以「在專業領域中具備專業解決問題技能」為最低
(四)「能力」構面下指標重要性以「在複雜任務設定及工作成果上，展現領導力」為最高，而以「研究能獲認可」為最低
(五)碩士學位指標串聯權重重要性以「在複雜任務設定及工作成果上，展現領導力」為最高，而以「在專業領域中具備專業解決問題技能」為最低
三、學士學位構面指標
(一)學士學位構面重要性以「能力」為最高，而以「知識」為最低
(二)「知識」構面下指標重要性以「具備主修學科的基礎知識」為最高，而以「理解知識的暫時性及有限性」為最低
(三)「技能」構面下指標重要性以「具備終身學習能力，以便不斷更新知識」為最高，而以「在有限資訊下能做出合理決定」為最低
(四)「能力」構面下指標重要性以「在專業團體中展現合作力」為最高，而以「能在他人引導下工作並具備反省能力」為最低
(五) 學士學位指標串聯權重重要性以「在專業團體中展現合作力」為最高，而以「在有限資訊下能做出合理決定」為最低
四、高等教育著重「能力」構面
五、博士著重「知識」構面
六、研究所強調「自主性」與「領導力」，大學部強調「合作力」
本研究藉由結論發現，針對實務應用及未來研究提出如下之建議：
一、實務應用方面
(一)對於教育行政機關建議
1.建立高等教育學術資歷架構
2.評鑑指標強調學生能力構面
3.高教培育政策注重倫理道德
(二)對於高等教育機構建議
1.畢業條件參酌高等教育指標
2.課程規劃強調能力構面培育
3.博士培育首重自主反省能力
4.碩士培育強調複雜工作領導
5.學士培育主張團體合作能力
6.高教培育著重專業倫理道德
二、未來研究方面
(一)擴大研究對象
(二)加入質性方法
(三)增加研究變項
The purpose of the study was to construct the indicators for the Taiwan Framework for Higher Education Qualifications. Research methods include literature analysis, fuzzy Delphi technique and fuzzy AHP. In the literature analysis, this study discussed the theory of Framework for Higher Education Qualifications, studied Framework for Higher Education Qualifications. of each country and explored the initial construction of indicators for the Taiwan Framework for Higher Education Qualifications. In the empirical research, fuzzy Delphi questionnaire and fuzzy AHP questionnaires were used to investigate educational administration representatives, scholars and experts.
The conclusions of this study are：
1.Doctor degree：
(1)The highest overall weight distribution of the level in the doctor degree is “competency ”. The lowest overall weight distribution of the level in the doctor degree is “skill ”.
(2)The highest overall weight distribution in the knowledge level in the doctor degree is “have the Critical and comprehensive ability in the professional domain”. The lowest overall weight distribution in the knowledge level in the doctor degree is “understand the most appropriate choice of the research methods ”.
(3)The highest overall weight distribution in the skill level in the doctor degree is “comment deeply on the literature and methods ”. The lowest overall weight distribution in the skill level in the doctor degree is “estimate critically and utilize the number, figure and data ”.
(4)The highest overall weight distribution in the competency level in the doctor degree is “have autonomy and reflective ability in the professional domain ”. The lowest overall weight distribution in the competency level in the doctor degree is “publish the essay with decent level by research to innovate and interpret knowledge ”.
(5)The most importance indicators in the doctor degree is “have autonomy and reflective ability in the professional domain”. The least importance indicators in the doctor degree is “estimate critically and utilize the number, figure and data”.
2.Master degree：
(1)The highest overall weight distribution of the level in the master degree is “competency ”. The lowest overall weight distribution of the level in the master degree is “knowledge ”.
(2)The highest overall weight distribution in the knowledge level in the master degree is “have the high level knowledge in the professional domain”. The lowest overall weight distribution in the knowledge level in the master degree is “understand the most appropriate choice of the research methods ”.
(3)The highest overall weight distribution in the skill level in the master degree is “integrate the research conclusions and apply the research conclusions”. The lowest overall weight distribution in the skill level in the master degree is “have the problem solve skill in the professional domain”.
(4)The highest overall weight distribution in the competency level in the master degree is “have the leadership in the complicate task”. The lowest overall weight distribution in the competency level in the master degree is “research can be recognized ”.
(5)The most importance indicators in the master degree is “have the leadership in the complicate task”. The least importance indicators in the master degree is “have the problem solve skill in the professional domain”.
3.Bachelor degree：
(1)The highest overall weight distribution of the level in the bachelor degree is “competency ”. The lowest overall weight distribution of the level in the bachelor degree is “knowledge ”.
(2)The highest overall weight distribution in the knowledge level in the bachelor degree is “have the basic knowledge of the major subject”. The lowest overall weight distribution in the knowledge level in the bachelor degree is “understand the temporality and limitation of knowledge”.
(3)The highest overall weight distribution in the skill level in the bachelor degree is “have the life learning ability”. The lowest overall weight distribution in the skill level in the bachelor degree is “make reasonable decision in the limited information”.
(4)The highest overall weight distribution in the competency level in the bachelor degree is “cooperate in the profession team”. The lowest overall weight distribution in the competency level in the bachelor degree is “work by the guidance and have the reflective ability”.
(5)The most importance indicators in the bachelor degree is “cooperate in the profession team”. The least importance indicators in the bachelor degree is “make reasonable decision in the limited information”.
3.Doctor degree focus on “knowledge ” level than master degree and bachelor degree.
4.Graduate focus on autonomy and leadership. Undergraduate focus on cooperation.
In addition, this research intends to offer suggestion respectively on the aspect of
practical application and future study. |
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