| 英文摘要 |
The curriculum guideline of 12-year basic education not only indicates the ideal of competency-based instruction, but also raises teachers' expectations through learner-centered instruction. To implement the spirit of the curriculum guideline of 12-year basic education, designing an emotional teaching should be a worthwhile direction to improve teaching quality. Students are bored with history class because the content in history is more about the past. Therefore, how to arouse students’emotions in history teaching is the top priority to put the curriculum guideline into practice. This paper discusses the necessity to develop an emotional teaching in history from four perspectives: the spirit of the curriculum guideline, historical research, historical epistemology, and neuroscience. Three steps are required in the paper: (a) Use The Rover Incident as the historical teaching material to design an inquiry-based instruction; (b) discuss how history teaching can arouse students’emotions from the lesson plan; (c) put forward relevant theories and teaching design concepts. The result of the action research revealed that the mirror neuron system of the brain can be considered as a good starting point to stimulate students’emotions in learning. First, teachers should guide students to expand relevant contextualized knowledge by reading related historical materials and texts. Also, teachers should adopt the other-oriented empathy for in-depth empathic learning in history, with asking correlated questions and analyzing corresponding historical materials. Last, teachers should guide students to experience and reflect on important questions such as“Why study history?”and“The meaning of learning history”, and then speculate on the different meanings of history as“events”,“experiences”and“myths.” |