英文摘要 |
It is an ideal concept for physical educators to build students’character through physical education classes. Don Hellison is one of the leading scholars in moral education in the physical education contexts. In, 1995, he proposed a Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility (TPSR) model and received intensive attention by the researchers. Despite this development, there are few research focused on college students’TPSR in Taiwan. Most studies concentrated on level of TPSR, and less touched on students’self-moral perception. In addition, facing to this fast development of internet, how information technology influences students’moral perception remained unknown. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to adopt Hellison’s TPSR model and examine how students perceived their personal and social responsibilities in physical education. Methods: By using qualitative approach, we recruited 12 students participated in badminton class in a university by oneto- one in-depth interview. In addition, we invited 10 physical educators in universities to conduct a focus-group interview. All interviews have been recorded and transcribed into verbatim. Moreover, a grounded theory approach was used to analyze raw data. Results: Totally, there were 202 firstorder themes have been found. Further, we used axial coding and identified 10 second-order themes and 2 higher categories. Two higher-order themes were personal and social responsibility. We found emotional intelligence and social media were new themes in TPSR model. Conclusion: To achieve better physical education, we suggested future study should not only examine the constructs of TPSR model but also to validate how the relationship between TPSR and students’wellbeing, self-efficacy, and positive psychosocial development. |