英文摘要 |
In the first yesr, the purpose of this study was to find the four-year-old children who could have mathematical learning difficulties in the future. A total of 269 children were examinated by one-to-one clinic interview using the Test of Early Mathematics Ability (TEMA-2). There were 51 children left and again selected by the age less than 55 months. Then, 20 children were further screened by the Wechsler Preshool and Primary Scale of Intelligence (WPPSI). It was found 15 children as the intervention targets next year. Also, the observation and teacher's reports about the target children's learning in the classroom, as well as the children's scores of Sensory Integration Test (SIT) were collected. This study established those target children's developmental data. During the second year, the six-week intervention programs were developed. A samples of 11 subjects (3 boys and 8 girls) left and participated the intervention of mathematical activities twice a week, 30 minutes each time. The evaluation of pretest and posttest showed that the intervention programs were effective for those target children in their development of mathematical abilities. Also, most of their learning retention exists after the intervention one month. By the interview with parents and teachers, the researchers found that the default of mathematical learning experiences could be the reason why those targets showed learning difficulties in their mathematics thinking. |