英文摘要 |
In this study, two instruments-Biological Concept Inventory (BCI) and Student Backgrounds Survey (SBS)-were utilized to investigate the relationships of biology concept growth, and backgrounds, learning and teaching variables. The subjects were 280 7(superscript th) graders (143 males and 137 females) from Taipei area. The results were that variables, such as parental education levels, number of siblings, parental consideration degrees, advance to a higher school of parental expectations, and the amounts of science books or journals in students' family, were closely relative to biology concept growth. Furthermore, more using biology laboratory and more opportunities of doing laboratory activities in biology classes, and frequently peruse extracurricular readings, all can improve the subjects' biology concept growth. The results also indicated that the subjects in Taipei city had significantly excellent performance on biology concept growth than those in Taipei country; however, gender did not exist significant differences on biology concept growth here. |