英文摘要 |
Individual life is limited, but the life of the group may create infinite. Though the length of life is limited, the quality of life could be infinite. United States psychologist I. D. Yalom once said, “There’re four sources of people’s fear – ‘death, isolation, un-freedom, and meaninglessness’ ”. However, the existence of groups may at the same time relieve these four human fears. Whether in the State, society, or organization, when individuals take meaningful altruistic action in a group, life is transformed, the value of “living” can be truly felt. In order to achieve the above vision, the researcher used the social-action-oriented teaching strategy to give lessons in general education. The name of the course is “civil action: speaking & doing,” which is an extension course of “summary of Constitution” for freshmen. This course is a general course in social science for second-year students. We expect to arouse the students’ awareness of the purpose of life by empowering students in the classroom. Our course is planned to guide the students to “learn-by-doing”. The teacher is supposed to present the real problems and issues and then lead the students to discuss the issues and fi nd out a solution or carry out a project to make a change on the issues by themselves. Through the questionnaire survey and quantitative studies, it is proved that the action-oriented approach has a concrete effect on enhancing students’ positive attitude towards life. |