英文摘要 |
In an attempt to promote changes in learning styles, and compatible with the concepts of ''lipped learning/ teaching'' and Sato learning ''learning community'', ''cooperative learning'' had been one of the most commonly - used teaching strategies when teachers intended to adopt. Therefore, in the field of educational practice, students had earned numerous experiences of cooperative learning in the meantime. How did this cooperative learning experience had affected learning transfer in similar learning situations? Fran the perspective of learning transfer, participants were the students of two geography classes. The data had included observations, participants' questionnaires, interviews and teaching journals. There are 2 findings in this study, first, because participants had different levels of stress on the exam, the cooperative learning experience between the subject of Examination and non-examination subjects, it had been difficult for participants to perceive or recognize learning transfer. Second, judging from the works and interaction of the various groups working together in the geography class, the participants with the cooperative learning experience of the examination subjects had performed significantly better than the participants without similar learning experience. |