英文摘要 |
This study used the “Codes of Life: Saving Biodiversity on Earth" exhibit in the National Taiwan Museum from February 2007 to April 2008 for investigation. Children's level of learning from visiting the different exhibit designs was assessed. “Learning Experiences" measured in this study are defined as a combination of three factors including affective, cognitive, and behavioral tendencies. Results of the study revealed that elementary school kids´ learning is positively related to the five different kinds of static exhibit designs(including Image Panel, Specimen, 3D Model, Graphic Panel, and Alternation Exhibition). Particularly, “Image Panel" and “Graphic Panel" were two factors obviously influencing their learning outcome. As for the three factors of learning experiences, children obtained a higher degree on the affective and behavioral tendencies than that of the cognitive one. In addition, the more frequently the children visit the exhibition, their senses producing from their visiting experiences became less, as well as the level of preferences in regard to different exhibit designs was increased as the children's age rises. Suggestions for the practices and future research were also discussed. |