英文摘要 |
Because of the flooding of electronic information and the advent of image-thinking era, students are no longer satisfied with the conventional unidirectional classroom learning method. How to liven up teaching content, to make learning interesting, and to enhance learning motivations is a challenge for instructors at all levels. This study integrated the core spirit of a literary writing method and visualized creative thinking style into a visualized story design for teaching. Through a literature review, action research in teaching, and questionnaire survey, a dual-track teaching program consisting of a main course integrated with supplementary teaching materials (Brainstorming time) was implemented. By applying theories and practices, professional exercises and interactive games were jointly applied to enable students to adopt a relaxing and free thinking style, foster creativity, and learn actively. Through 4-stage units (i.e., visualized symbols, visualized imagination, visualized rhetoric, visualize story design), this project was executed with the following teaching and learning outcomes: (1) Visualized creative teaching materials and performance assessment criteria were established; (2) Self-reflection and questionnaires: teachers wrote self-refection logs and filled in a student learning outcome questionnaire and teaching materials feedback questionnaire and helped students fill in self-assessment questionnaires. The questionnaire survey results indicated that students gave positive feedback to the curriculum, considered the teaching materials novel and the interactive course interesting, and experienced the professional and vivid higher education method. Regarding the self-reflection questionnaire survey on creativity, the matched-sample t test revealed a significant difference between the pretest and posttest results. (3) Presentation of learning outcomes: worksheets for various stages, end-of-term projects, and learning outcomes were presented. The design and implementation of this innovative teaching project were confirmed to improve students' visualized intelligence, creativity, and care for the surrounding environment as well as teachers' sharing of their teaching experience with their peers. |