英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to explore the learning effectiveness of a Service-Learning course integrated with promotion activities of popular science. Base on the results from a two stage reflection process, we analyzed the participation attitude and the evaluation of ability improvement of students in the course and discussed effects on the learning effectiveness. The final grade evaluated by teachers of the course and the degree of satisfaction for students toward the course are positively associated. There is no distinct difference among students under gender and field division factors. Through the service-learning process, students approve the improvements in abilities including communication competence, planning and implementation, professional skill, serving skill, and career development. It is worth noting that the degree of approval for the improvements in professional skill is significantly lower than the other four skills. The participation attitude, composed of four indexes: perspective toward justice, intention to serve, self-recognition, interpersonal relationship and acceptance of diversity, were extracted from a evaluation table in a two-stage reflection process. The service-learning process heaved the attitude in a significant way, especially in self-recognition and interpersonal relationship. The female students showed lower level in self-recognition. The students with higher level in participation attitude showed stronger approval on the improvements of the five ability indexes. |