題名:
家園共生、教育培力:參與部落主體與知識重構的教育行動研究
關鍵字:
民主教育計畫;抵殖民;邊界教育;基進教育;橫向政治;多元文化主義;社區參與式行動研究
英文關鍵字
:
Democratic education project;de-colonial politics;border pedagogy;radical education;
transversal politics;multiculturalism;community-based action research
計畫摘要
:
面對台灣嚴苛的就業環境,邊緣社區凋零,偏鄉裁校的教育困局,民主社會的契機在於人民是否
br>能生成由下而上的社會抵抗力量。作為大學研究者,我們反思教育研究如何貼近偏鄉社區生存處境,
br>回應多元家庭的教育需要?教育研究如何貼近地方與區域發展的課題,生產有益於公共福祉的知識與
br>視域?教育研究者如何創發有益於生計、落實社會與文化平等的實踐知識、與社區協同發展真實的教
br>育夥伴關係?
br>本研究參照左翼女性主義學者 Nira Yuval-Davis 橫向政治的理論觀點:在「紮根」和「移動」
br>的雙重視域中,進行草根民主政治。橫向政治的發展價值,並不是以「照顧弱勢」來展現利他、無私
br>的情懷。而是人民協作對話,逆轉發展主義所建構的價值與慾望。立足東台灣,我們看見部落與山海
br>共生的經驗,不是技術,是文化、是社會,是足以撼動教育與社會的力量。本案藉由為期三年的「以
br>社區為基礎之參與式研究」方法,以教育培力為目的,在部落生活視域中,連結原住民族世代勞動搏
br>鬥生存的技藝,與部落家長協作,設計三個行動探究方案A. 發展部落青少年成長團體、B. 建構部落
br>知識 C. 發展部落公共教習空間。藉由本案執行,創生以家園作為抵殖民的教育基地,重構教育培力
br>的新思維與公共價值。;As the society has been confronted with harsh economic conditions, many small-sized, underprivileged
br>schools were forced to close down in Eastern Taiwan. Situated within this dismal backdrop, the researchers
br>struggle to develop ways to better understand the plight of marginalized communities and experiment
br>approaches to respond to the needs of disenfranchised families, particularly within the often neglected tribal
br>communities. The current research project, adopting the method of collaborative community-based action
br>research, in which the researchers have been traversing out of our comfort zone to work with a Truku
br>community, serves as a political endeavor to revitalize the devalued indigenous knowledge. To do so, this
br>action-oriented project helps to form a Truku teenagers’ peer group and involves them to renovate a
br>run-down house as the space for public dialogue and to forge solidarity. Additionally they will facilitate
br>cross-generational dialogues with the elderly through a visual project with a view to rekindle the tribal ties
br>and claim legitimacy to the traditional livelihood. Against the welfare mentality, this education research aims
br>to deconstruct internalized residues of colonialism, not only in formal schooling but also in everyday lives.
br>Side by side with the youth, the researchers will assist them to face the family turmoil and, instead of looking
br>down upon and dodging away from them, this jointed effort will shed light on a radical pedagogy of
br>homeplace, by examining how discourse of ideal family and individualistic character building contribute to
br>the construction and maintenance of systems of colonization and oppression.