英文摘要 |
Teachers are expected to teach by applying activities in integrated activity curriculum in order to provide reflective information, expand learning experiences, motivate whole connections, and to encourge students to be independent. Thus students will be able to approach the goals of practicing, experiencing, developing, and overall-learning. For promoting meaningful learning, the purposes of this study were to develop the program of applying concept-mapping instruction in integrated activity curriculum at junior high school level, and the results is displayed within an experiment conducted over eight units to evaluate the effects of this program. The 103 subjects if this study were the 7th grade students of a high school who were sampled and divided into three groups. There were two experimental groups that were concept map reading group(34 students) and concept-mapping construction group(35 students); the other was the control group(34 students). The major findings were as followings: (1) The concept-mapping construction group obtained higher scores than the control group in integrated activity curriculum learning units achievement tests. (2) Cognitive structures of the concept-mapping onstruction group students were changed due to the concept-mapping strategies. (3) Students of experimental groups demonstrated the positive reaction to concept-mapping instruction. But there was no significant difference between experimental groups and control group in problem solving ablities. The result would be suggestive for the reference of future teaching strategies. |