| 英文摘要 |
This study focused on the National Science and Technology Museum's Climate Change Exhibition constructed with support from the National Science Council of the Executive Yuan; it surveyed the learning effects of visitors who participated in the scientific demonstration of “Understanding Climate Change”. It is hoped that the demonstration can realize the meaning of scientific education activities to strengthen visitors' perceptions of the exhibition content. Survey was used to understand changes in their perceptions and concepts of climate change before and after participating in this activity, to serve as a reference for government institutions in establishing environmental education courses. This study used questionnaires, disseminating 533 pretest and posttest questionnaires between March and October 2011. After discarding questionnaires with incomplete answers, 517 valid questionnaires remained, with a valid retrieval rate of 97%. Quantitative research methods, as well as McNemar analysis using SPSS 14.0 software were applied as the analytical tool. The research analysis showed: 1. After this scientific demonstration and the 7 experiments, as well as the responses to 13 questions, it was found that the testees achieved significant learning effects in terms of the pretest and posttest on “climate change.” 2. This scientific demonstration showed that using scientific demonstrations to interpret new knowledge in the fields of science and technology can better inspire testees' imagination and curiosity, making the scientific education of museum a unique learning method. 3. In terms of questions on conceptual change, all testees showed significant variances, which expressed that “after learning is concluded, there were changes in terms of perceptions, emotions and technical ability,” and there was also an unobtrusive change in ideological perception. 4. Voted the favorite scientific demonstration unit by testees, “Understanding Climate Change” had the following features: the unit was less than 5 minutes long, the demonstration had sufficient size to be observed, the demonstration process had story and narration and keeps the testees excited. The experimental results were shown within short periods of time and the phenomena were rich and lively. |