Students’ needs are the important basis of school curriculum construction, but some schools are far from satisfactory when it comes to understanding and evaluating students’ needs, which can be attributed to two reasons. First, there are blind areas of understanding “students’ needs”, which can be reflected from the following aspects: the unclear understanding of the connotation of “needs”, confusing the “needs” of students’ development with the “wants” of students; the unclear orientation of the ownership of “needs”, replacing students “needs” with “needs” in the eyes of adults; and the wrong ranking of the values of “students’ needs”, unable to deal with the relationship between different needs. Secondly, there are difficulties in assessing students’ needs, such as lack of assessment, single content and method of assessment and failure to carry out effective curriculum transformation. In view of this, accurate identification and positioning of students’ needs and scientific transformation of students’ needs are the focus of solving the above dilemma. |