英文摘要 |
This paper describes the curriculum implementation and teaching effects of a life education course integrated with COVID-19 issues. A total of 43 university students in Taipei who had taken the life education course in the second semester of the academic year 108 were included. The life education course focused on spiritual cultivation and consisted of four teaching units. COVID-19-related issues were integrated into each teaching unit. The study collected students' interactive feedback, learning sheets, homework, activity reflection, body-mind-spirit wellness diary, body-mind-spirit wellness behavior questionnaire responses, and self-reflections for data analysis. The results indicated that students were able to realize the vulnerability and limitlessness of life, enhance self-reflection on the meaning and purpose of life, analyze the ethical dilemma and care for those affected by the pandemic, experience the joy of social contribution and cultivate altruism, experience the healing power of green plants and enhance spiritual connectedness to nature, cherish and be grateful during the pandemic, meditate for resting body and mind, and implement plans to improve the body-mind-spirit wellness. On the basis of the study results, we provided recommendations for improving the post-pandemic life education curriculum and studies. |