英文摘要 |
The subjects of this study were the high school students (grades 10-12) who attended 5(superscript th) to 8(superscript th) High School Innovation Competition Using Superconductor for magnetic levitation. A creative process framework (students' background, knowledge usage, knowledge creation, creative outcome) was established by the researchers through reviewing literatures. The research data were collected by questionnaires based on the research framework and analyzed by path analysis to investigate the relationships among four factors. Major findings of this research suggested that: (a) The usages of knowledge did affect student's creative outcomes; (b) There exists significant relationship between participants' background and knowledge to students' creative outcomes; and (c) There was no affect between knowledge creation and creative outcome. The reasons might be lack of experience and ability of knowledge creation, and the way to judge students' creative outcome emphasizing on products. |