英文摘要 |
The challenges of interdisciplinary teaching are not only how to convene a group of students from different professional fields, but also how to “integrate” interdisciplinary teams to inspire ideas and work together. This study intends to explore the change in teacher–student power relationship in teaching, and try to change from teacher-led teaching to innovative teaching created through co-learning. Research found that although teacher and students both feel uncomfortable, conflicted, and stressed, this course gradually changes to the state of team creative practice and independent learning (under the “common value proposition”). From the results of the curriculum implementation, the interdisciplinary team grouping needs to consider the task attributes, goal setting, and tacit understanding between members. In the process of dynamic adjustment, the ambiguity, stress, and team communication conflicts that students experience are real-world experiences. The teacher tries to strip the vacuum environment in the classroom, and let the students gradually develop autonomy, self-regulated learning, and improvisation from the team’s creative practice. |