英文摘要 |
This paper is a practical report of design of integrated Japanese class by project based learning (PBL). We designed the contents of student activities of the practical class “Japanese in news" in accordance with the learning process of PBL, and present the learners in advance with the educational goals to be achieved by each activity to the students. This treatment is not only to make the learners aware of what kind of educational effect is being aimed at the activity, but also to make leaners' learning and cognitive processes agree. We analyze whether there is any change or not in their intention to learning by their reflections after presenting the aims again. The educational aim of the activity at each stage of PBL and the degree of conformity in the cognitive process to the change of the learners' own thought are thought to be the representation of “learning with intention" from reflection. We introduce these series of changes in intention for learning, analyze them in the relation with the target setting of class design, pick up the reflection of the learner who wrote significantly low score for self-growth, and reveal the difference between “learning with intention" by the learner with high self-estimation. Though the reflection by the low-estimation learner has a wake of “learning with intention", unlike the high-estimation learner, also has anxiety about skill which would be acquired and himself. It can be analyzed as “awakening of learning with intention", but it can also be thought as a problem of aim setting in class design which produces some “dropouts" at each stage of PBL. |