| 英文摘要 |
This study explores the core purpose of future education, which is to cultivate learners’ability to possess foresight. The fundamental assumption is that everyone should be a futurist in responding to the increasing discontinuities in global society and the diverse socioeconomic revolutions driven by innovative technologies. This study aims to understand how, amid the generational gap between digital natives and digital immigrants, teachers can integrate experiential learning approaches to enable learners to truly transform and create the future during times of rapid social innovation. Using students from the core general education course“Social Futures”as research participants, this study examines how the integration of methodologies in a futures workshop comprising 12 activities can enhance learners’motivation, enrich their semester outcomes, and realize the possibility of experiencing the future. This study reveals that innovative teaching design effectively enhances learning interest and outcomes, especially for the“unmotivated generation,”and highlights the importance of future-oriented knowledge goals. Employing experiential learning to foster learners’future consciousness promotes their participation in and capacity to shape their future. |