英文摘要 |
This study adopted a multiple-probe design across behaviors of the single-subject method to examine the effects of teaching based on the constructive approach. Participants were three junior high school students with mild intellectual disabilities. The intervention focused on sequence problems. Research findings indicated immediate effects as well as maintenance effects of the constructive approach. Moreover, the intervention had positive influences on the students’ learning attitude, including (1)from waiting for answers and being reactive to becoming brave and proactive; (2) from producing no idea or limited ideas, to producing more of their own ideas, and then to initiating discussion with peers; (3) starting to reorganize and modify ideas; (4) being able to identify mistakes in computation and further clarify concepts to obtain correct results; (5) being able to identify logical mistakes in problem-solving and further clarify concepts to obtain correct results; (6) developing independent thinking; and (7) generalizing what they had learned to extended problems. Students also became fond of learning math and confident of their own problem solving results. Therefore, this study supports the efficacy of the approach of constructive teaching on math learning of students with mild intellectual disabilities. |