TaoDaoism

Curriculum Map

A structured learning model for TaoDaoism’s teaching library.

Study architecture

Teaching System Connections

These pages work together: the index organizes the library, the study paths sequence it, the curriculum map stages it, and the topic clusters connect themes across sections.

Curriculum

From first visit to deeper study

This curriculum map turns the library into progressive learning levels. It is not a formal ordination path; it is an educational structure for readers, families, volunteers, and future community members.

1

Orientation

What is Taoism? What is the Dao? What are deities, rituals, temples, and cultivation?

2

Temple Literacy

Learn altars, incense, offerings, moon blocks, fortune sticks, and visitor etiquette.

3

Divine Order

Study the Three Pure Ones, Jade Emperor, star deities, temple protectors, local gods, underworld officials, ancestors, and sacred beings.

4

Practice and Virtue

Understand reverence, humility, merit, moral conduct, cultivation, and daily discipline.

5

Community and Service

Connect study to family education, service projects, temple development, and transparent giving.

6

Stewardship

Prepare future volunteers, educators, donors, and temple supporters with accountability and clear boundaries.

Suggested Curriculum Tracks

Reader Track

For general visitors who want to understand Taoism and temple culture.

Family Track

For parents and children using stories, festivals, and beginner concepts.

Temple Visitor Track

For people preparing to attend temple events respectfully.

Volunteer Track

For future helpers supporting events, education, service projects, and donor transparency.

Proposal Supporter Track

For donors and supporters who want to understand the Temple Project clearly.

Writer/Editor Track

For future content production, glossary binding, citations, and WordPress publishing.