| 英文摘要 |
In the current era of rapidly changing information technology, learners can actively explore the knowledge value of subjects at their own pace in a learning-situated environment rather than passively receive information imparted by an external source. In this contemporary context, learners can assimilate information and compare perspectives while what is being taught is introduced into their field of observation. In this way, students can understand the phenomena to which abstract words refer and put what they have learned into practice. In this study, we used a real-life situation to teach the Pythagorean theory of mathematics; this approach enabled students to actively reflect on and assess the knowledge value of this abstract mathematical theory through the process of daily experiential learning. In this context, they learned to use their mathematical skills with the flexibility required by their actual lives. Our results showed the following: (1) The use of real-life situation experience learning model to teach mathematics is not only superior to the use of traditional verbal pedagogical approaches but also strongly correlated with learning effectiveness. (2) Our analysis of mathematical learning effectiveness, according to level of learning ability, indicated that students with medium and low levels of learning ability are especially likely to benefit from the use of real-life situation experience learning model in the teaching of mathematics. |