| 英文摘要 |
In order to solve the dilemma of students' learning, many plans for educational reform and innovative teaching have been proposed in recent years. Based on the teaching practice of the basic course ''Introduction to Tourism'' of the Department of Tourism, this study puts forward hypotheses after literature review, collects data through a two-stage questionnaire, integrates the ''Theory of Planned Behavior'' and ''Theory of Transformative Learning'', and uses structural equation models (SEM) and statistical analysis to explore the influence of the course on students' professional literacy. The results show that performance expectations, social influence, and facilitating environment will affect learning intentions, and learning intentions will affect the process of transformative learning, and the process of transformative learning will affect the effectiveness of transformative learning, thus roughly verifying the suitability of the theoretical application. However, some hypotheses in this study are ''not valid'', indicating that the factors affecting learning behavior are complex. Therefore, subsequent studies can further clarify the issue. As for the practical aspect, according to the teaching observations of researchers, how to improve students' confidence and arouse their learning interest and motivation is still a topic worthy of attention in the teaching field. |