英文摘要 |
This thesis integrates smartphone's slow-motion video function into underhand volleyball serve teaching, for the purpose of teaching examples observation and correction, and aims to study the influence of the information-technology-fusion physical education teaching onto the learning motivation, learning effectiveness and underhand volleyball serve skills, comparing to the traditional teaching. A quasi-experimental design was adopted, and subjects were divided into experimental and control groups. The same curriculums were conducted for seven weeks, and the control group and the experimental group received traditional teaching and information-technology-fusion PE teaching, respectively. Differences of the pretest and posttest were analyzed by means of ARCS Learning Motivation Scale, Volleyball Learning Effectiveness Scale, and Underhand Volleyball Serve Skill Test. The ARCS learning motivation scale includes four elements: concentration, relevance, self-confidence and sense of satisfaction. Results of the study found that: (1) Subjects from the experimental group had made significant improvements in learning motivation including four elements, and in underhand volleyball serve skills. (2) Male subjects from the experimental group enhanced significantly in learning motivation (only relevance and self-confidence), in learning effectiveness and in underhand volleyball serve skills, whereas the control group improved only in the last volleyball skill. (3) Female subjects from the experimental group enhanced significantly in learning effectiveness and underhand volleyball serve skills, whereas the control group only enhanced in the latter skill. (4) The posttest of experimental group showed that the four elements of learning motivation, learning outcomes and underhand volleyball serve skills improved significantly. |