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題名:融入科學的美感教育 ── 高中跨領域課程與教學之行動研究
作者:王獻樟
作者(外文):Shian-Jang Wang
校院名稱:國立東華大學
系所名稱:教育與潛能開發學系
指導教授:李暉
學位類別:博士
出版日期:2022
主題關鍵詞:美感教育跨領域課程行動研究Aesthetic EducationInterdisciplinary CurriculumAction Research
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十二年國民教育課程綱要,要求各級學校/教師應開設/授跨領域課程,在高中階段強調跨學科的統整實作。在自然科學領域之跨域學習以STEM課程或再引入藝術學習之STEAM做為著稱。但這些課程係以科學為主,藝術僅聊備一格,而國內鮮少以藝術教育為主融入科學之課程研究。當前偏鄉學生美感經驗不足且科學學習成就與學習動機偏低,故本研究旨在發展引入科學概念之美感學習課程,探討學生在跨領域課程中的學習表現。
本研究為質性為主兼採量化之行動研究,參與者為研究者任教偏鄉高中技職科的一個班,在一個學期的統整課程中,除了收集教室觀察記錄、訪談學生、教師省思扎記等質性資料,以主題分析法分析,並以實作作品評量基準表(Rubrics)、Torrance創造思考測驗(TTCT)、學生對科學的態度等量化工具評估學生學習,做為詮釋之參考。
研究發現在以美感教育為主體的課程中融入科學,對於學生美感學習有所助益,但對創造力的提昇並不顯著;對於科學學習與對科學態度的提昇,不易看到成效,但仍可提昇對科學的興趣;美感和科學之跨學科能引發偏鄉學生學習動機與興趣,增益美感學習深度與廣度;並基於研究發現與省思提出「跨領域美感教學課程與教學發展BCIPP模式」供未來相關研究或實務之參考。
The Curriculum Guidelines of 12-Year Basic Education requires schools and teachers of all levels to offer or teach interdisciplinary courses with an emphasis on integration of subjects and works at the high school level. Interdisciplinary learning in sciences is known as STEM courses or STEAM, if with the addition of arts learning. However, these courses are based on sciences with arts only marginally available in the curriculum that few curricular studies in Taiwan have even focused on integrated science courses with arts education. Currently, it is observed that students in rural areas have insufficient aesthetic experience and low scientific learning achievement and motivation. This study aimed to develop aesthetic learning courses based on scientific concept and explore students' learning in these interdisciplinary courses.
This study not only adopted qualitative approach through classroom observation, student interview, and reflection on teachers’ class notes, but also used quantitative instruments such as the performance-based assessment (Rubrics), the Torrance Test of Creative Thinking (TTCT), and students' attitude towards science to evaluate their learning as an interpretative reference for the future.
The study found that the integration of science into the curriculum of aesthetic education was helpful for students' aesthetic learning, even though there was less significant improvement in their aesthetic creativity. Although it was difficult to determine the result of science learning and any improvement of their attitude toward science, students were more inclined with interest in science. It was noted that the interdisciplinary integration of aesthetic and scientific courses could motivate the interest of learning in these students of rural areas, for them to broaden both the depth and breadth of their aesthetic learning. Based on the research findings and reflection, the mode of development of “interdisciplinary aesthetic education” could provide as a practical reference for future research and teaching.
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