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Since the concept of core literacy was formally proposed by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in 1997, the mainland and Taiwan have successively incorporated the concept of core literacy into the curriculum of primary and secondary schools. Throughout the development history of core literacy in the Mainland and Taiwan, there are both differences and connections. This study uses comparative analysis method to compare and analyze the background, connotation, dimensions and elements of core literacy in cross-strait areas, in order to promote the common development of core literacy of primary and secondary school students in Cross-strait areas.The results are as follows: 1. In terms of the background of putting forward core literacy, the background of putting forward core literacy in the two places is similar, and the time of putting forward core literacy is different. Ii. In terms of connotation, the connotation of core literacy in both regions points to the future, for the comprehensive development and lifelong learning of students, and both regions believe that core literacy can be cultivated. The difference is mainly reflected in the inconsistent purpose of cultivating core literacy. Third, in terms of the dimensions of core literacy, they all have three dimensions, with independent development and social participation. The differences are reflected in the cultural basis of students' core literacy in mainland China, while in Taiwan, it is communication and interaction. Fourth, in terms of the core literacy elements, the core literacy of students is clear and specific, pointing to the individual and the society, focusing on the acquisition of personal experience, responsibility and values.The difference is that the use of symbols and communication expression in Taiwan are not available in mainland China. At the same time, the cultural accumulation, national identity and labor consciousness in mainland China are also lacking in Taiwan. On the whole, the core literacy of students in Taiwan is a learning model for mainland China. It is suggested to increase the cultivation of interpersonal communication literacy, and integrate various subjects into learning areas and connect different education stages in planning courses, so as to gradually cultivate students' core literacy to face future challenges. The keyword:Key competence Comparative education Cross-strait, Educational reformKeywords: core literacy, comparative education, cross-strait, education reform |