英文摘要 |
To implement the goal of nourishing students’ core competencies in 12-Year Basic Education, geography teachers need to figure out how to apply an appropriate learning method to students so that students can develop the core competencies when learning geography. Therefore, this study proposed a learning method of the “Planning, Execution, Innovation, and Adaptation” competency. A quasi-experimental method was adopted in this study to examine senior high school sophomore students’ learning outcomes. The research tools such as learning attitude scales, competency-driven tests, and performance evaluation were applied during the teaching and learning period for data collecting and analysis. The result indicated that problem-based learning with the chapter “Global Social- Environmental Issues” in geography as the problem contexts could be an example of learning the “Planning, Execution, Innovation, and Adaptation” competency. Besides, applying this learning method can help increase students’ learning outcomes, but it only has a modest effect on students’ development of the “Planning, Execution, Innovation, and Adaptation” competency. The study argued that the reason for the limited effect is related to the differences in students' autonomous learning ability and learning attitude. |