英文摘要 |
This study traced the learning performance database of junior high school students in Keelung city to understand the factors related to the growth of new immigrants and local children’s learning performance. This study traced the entering the seventh grade to the second semester of the ninth grade. There were five semesters of data surveyed every semester, and the final valid sample was 1,587. The conclusions showed that: Junior high school students’relationship with family members, classmates, natural science learning interest, natural science learning beliefs, natural science learning motivation, and family activities were all declining. As for the two groups of children separately, the time spent on homework by the junior high school students in each semester, the degree of interest in each subject, getting along with classmates, subject learning interest, mathematics learning motivation, natural science learning beliefs, and natural science learning motivation and study skills have declined semester by semester. As the grades increase, the children of new immigrants will get along with family members, classmates, tutors, self-regrulated learning, natural science learning beliefs, and natural science learning motivations all decline semester by semester. There was no significant difference in learning performance between the children of this local students and those of new immigrants, except for the obvious differences in family participation in activities, family relationship and tutor relationship. There was also no significant difference between the two groups of children in eight academic subjects including Chinese, English, and mathematics in the fifth semester. |