英文摘要 |
This study takes senior high students who participated in the Non-smoking Express Campaign organized by the Bureau of Health Promotion, Department of Health, Executive Yuan (hereafter abbreviated as Bureau of Health Promotion) and operated by the National Science and Technology Museum (hereafter abbreviated as NSTM) as the research objects. The campaign is the first smoking prevention exhibition held in schools. This study aims to compare students' knowledge and perspectives related to smoking prevention before and after the exhibition, in order to evaluate and apply the learning effects of the campaign to the curriculum design and promotion activities of smoking prevention. A questionnaire survey is adopted with 1,100 questionnaires issued, respectively, before and after the exhibition, in which 929 copies were valid and the rate of valid response reached 84.5%. Quantitative and qualitative research analysis methods, McNemar in SPSS14.0 and content analysis were employed. The analysis results are as follows: 1. Education through an exhibition has a great influence on the visiting students in terms of smoking-prevention knowledge, and also helps the dissemination and accumulation of correct prevention knowledge. 2. The students' knowledge concerning “the new regulations of smoking prevention” and “the impact of smoking on respiratory organs” is improved after the exhibition, reaching the significant level. 3. The interactive and experiential exhibition mode arouses students' positive emotions (such as happiness, interest and surprise) and negative emotions (such as fear, antipathy and grief ). 4. The questions for testing students' understanding of smoking prevention do not show a significant difference before and after the exhibition. The fact that gender and school do not contribute to a significant difference reveals that education against smoking needs more time and promotion for the relevant concepts to take root. |