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Department of Early Childhood Care & Education
Core Competency Indicators
Core Competencies Indicators
A. Communication and Expression A1. Possess the ability to communicate, coordinate, and collaborate as a team. Communicate sincerely and effectively while capturing the key points of one's own message; listen attentively to grasp others' key points.
A2. Be capable of collecting, organizing, and presenting information in written or oral reports.
A3. Use verbal, written, and other forms of communication to appropriately express thoughts, ideas, and opinions.
B. Professionalism and Team Spirit B1. Understand one’s role and responsibilities within a group, possessing independent thinking and effective problem-solving skills.
B2. Demonstrate a cooperative attitude within a group, fostering teamwork through participation and collaboration, respecting the team, and assisting members in growth and learning.
B3. Recognize trends in societal change, cultivate a lifelong learning attitude, take responsibility for the quality and results of work, and engage in self-reflection and self-improvement.
C. Appreciation of Creativity and International Perspective C1. Understand the relationship between creativity and societal culture and engage in various forms of creation or performance.
C2. Collect, categorize, discuss, and critique information related to social or cultural activities.
C3. Understand global trends, recognize and critique globalization and localization issues, and develop a comprehensive international perspective
D. Life Care and Social Contribution D1. Cultivate habits of respect and care for others, generously providing help and support to those in need.
D2. Engage in using professional expertise to care for society, participate in community service, and share experiences gained from service.
D3. Actively participate in planning service-learning and care activities, reflecting on and enhancing the societal value and efficacy of professional knowledge through interaction with service recipients.
E. Reading, Writing, and Application Skills E1. Meet the university's language proficiency requirements in Mandarin and English.
E2. Proficiently and accurately use punctuation, vocabulary, and syntax to write logical and practical essays while interacting and expressing oneself effectively.
E3. Use diverse languages to discuss reading content, share insights, and enhance linguistic application skills.
F. Educational Knowledge F1. Memorize and understand key theories and principles in professional fields.
F2. Analyze and compare key theories and principles in professional fields.
F3. Apply and critique key theories and principles in professional fields.
G. Practical Skills G1. Master the technical skills required for the certification of childcare technicians.
G2. Possess abilities related to early childhood education.
G3. Acquire basic skills for child health care.
H. Creative Thinking H1. Develop the ability to have a holistic view and keen insight into key issues.
H2. Effectively organize information with careful and creative thinking abilities.
H3. Possess decisiveness and decision-making capabilities.
I. Information Application I1. Use the internet to search for necessary information.
I2. Utilize common software for word processing, calculations, and presentations to complete tasks efficiently.
I3. Design simple and practical web pages.
J. Analysis and Integration J1. Develop the ability to analyze environments and utilize resources effectively.
J2. Mediate differing opinions and foster a team atmosphere of selfless cooperation.
J3. Integrate team capabilities, distribute tasks, and achieve team goals.