| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to explore the difference of PE curriculum responsibility level on higher vocational education students. The research participants were from 15 classes, 5 departments (catering, automotive, business, finance and electronics), three grades in a higher vocational school in Hualien County. The total participants were 159 male and 125 female students (284 students in total). Students’ Responsibility in Physical Education Scale Questionnaires (Hsu, Chou & Pan, 2014) were used to measure student responsibility. The questionnaires had 26 items and 6 subgroups (χ2= 4260.857, df=325, p < 0.05). In this study, 284 questionnaires were collected and analyzed. The valid questionnaires were obtained and the effective response rate was 83.4%. The study adopted descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, t-test, variance analysis and factor analysis. The findings indicated that (1) the higher vocational education students in physical education classes show significantly better results in compliance with the class routine and cooperation category when compared to the average of overall category (4.12). (2) The results of female students in helping others with the performance of cooperation was significantly higher than male students. (3) There were no significant differences in level of responsibility among the students of different grades in the physical education curriculum. (4) The results of the Catering Department were significantly higher than other departments, while the results of the Automotive Department were significantly lower than other departments. The reasons behind those results should be examined. In conclusion, the students' performance in the physical education class is able to meet the low-level of responsibility, however further training and improvement is needed in order to meet the middle-level of responsibility. |