| 英文摘要 |
Oral health is an important factor affecting elderly health.This study utilizes intergenerational learning to facter community alliances in health-promoting schools and establish a service-learning strategy for oral healthcare among adolescents, older adults, and children, referred to ''Youth-Senior-Child.'' In this study, the action research method. The study involves nine students and 31 older adults from a specific administrative district in Nantou County. It follows the four stages of service learning proposed by Fertman. The results of the study reveal an increase in students' oral awareness of aging-related physical changes and healthcare, and enhanced willingness to provide services to older adults. During learning activities, older adults acquire oral healthcare knowledge and enjoy interactive experiences with adolescents and children, that make learning more joyful and effective. This research can serve as a reference for future intergenerational learning in oral healthcare education and for promoting collaboration between schools and communities to enhance the oral health of seniors, particularly within the context of intergenerational co-learning. |