| 英文摘要 |
The main purpose of this study is to evaluate a model of developing learning progressions based on the knowledge structures of experts and to evaluate its feasibility. There are two steps of the model. First, the study conducted “content analysis” to analyze the concept of the “linear motion” in the three versions of junior high school Science and Technology textbooks. In addition, the study conducted a “survey” to explore experts’ concept structures and referred to the relevant literature to find out the classification of the concepts. Based on the above information, the study proposed 29 hypothetical learning progressions. Second, we used Q-matrix theory to produce the effective item tools. A total of 1913 students were examined. The research results summed up a total of 29 hypothetical learning processes, and the analysis found that 5 of them have a correlation coefficient of 1.0 as high as the knowledge structure presented by the students’ response to the questions. The model that covers all research concepts and has the most complete conceptual hierarchy is the model. 12-1. Based on the above findings, this study provides suggestions for the “linear motion” in the textbook layout, teaching, cognitive diagnosis and learning progression development models. |