英文摘要 |
The promotion of innovations in higher education through the improvement of the quality of instruction is recognized as a core method. According to research, action learning sets have been a recognized mechanism for ensuring deep and effective learning. The purpose of the research is to assess the effects of "action-reflection" teaching model on students' achievement, critical thinking disposition and academic emotions. A quasi-experimental design was employed in this study. The participants of the experimental group accepted the "Action-Reflection" Teaching, while the lecture instruction was implemented for the control group. Results showed that the subjects in the experimental group had higher achievement than the control group in the final examination. They also performed the constructions of relationship between concepts they had learned and the integration of subject content knowledge with what they had already known. A significant difference was found between two groups for critical thinking dispositions, and academic emotions. The students in the experimental group exhibited analyticity, truth-seeking, had more enjoyment, hope emotion during their learning process than did students in the control group. |