Research and Practice on the Integration of Taishan Culture into Primary and Secondary School-based Curriculum Development

Journal: Region - Educational Research and Reviews DOI: 10.32629/rerr.v6i2.1677

Xin Li

Taishan University

Abstract

As the first of the five Chinese mountains, Mount Tai has a rich and deep historical and cultural heritage. It is of vital significance to deeply explore the content and value of Taishan culture and try to gradually integrate Taishan culture into the development and research of primary and secondary school-based curricula. Students participating in the learning of school-based curriculum based on Taishan culture can more directly and fully feel the powerful charm of Taishan culture, and at the same time, it is also helpful to cultivate students’ love for the history and culture of the motherland as well as to enhance students’ cultural self-confidence.

Keywords

Taishan culture; primary and secondary schools; school-based curriculum, curriculum development

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