An unprecedented "textbook revolution," begun last year, is sweeping Taiwan's 2000-plus primary schools and more than 300,000 primary school students. The textbooks they read are no longer standardized, but are "approved" texts from the NICT and more than ten private-sector publishers.
去年開始，台灣地區兩千多所學校、三十餘萬名國小一年級的孩童，已經開始有著前所未有的「教科書革命」，他們所讀的課本不是統一教材，而是來自國立編譯館和坊間十餘家出版商所編的「審定本」教科書。