英文摘要 |
"Stocks are the most common financial instrument in Taiwan. However, their high barriers to approach make relevant knowledge difficult to learn for nonbusiness students. Thus, this study investigates whether introducing real world practice-based stock trading into course content can elevate students’learning motivation and effectiveness. This study recruits 343 students from three classes in two universities (i.e., universities A and B) in central Taiwan and continues for two academic years. For the two classes of students in university A (the experimental group), they are provided with theory-based stock trading education (which uses the manual pricing method) in year 1 and real world practice-based stock trading education (which uses an instant stock information system) in year 2. By contrast, for the one class of students in university B (the control group), they are provided with theory-based stock trading education in both years 1 and 2. This study employs the difference-indifference method to determine whether teachers incorporating the real world practice-based stock trading education into the course content have enhanced the students’learning motivation and effectiveness. The assessment results show that the incorporation of said education elevates university A students’grades considerably. Analyses of student grades indicate that the effects of said education are most pronounced among students in medical-related departments. The results also reveal that the higher the students’demand for financial product knowledge, the more effective the real world practice-based stock trading education on increasing their willingness to learn about stocks; reducing their learning obstacles; and enhancing their grades." |