英文摘要 |
This article investigated the effect on elementary students' attitudes who attended the museum station rotating activity on carbon footprint subject. The research subjects came from two groups. First group were 234 students from the pupils who studied in the schools near the museum but not attending the activity. The others were 330 elementary students who attended the activities held during weekends from 17th July to 1st August 2010. This study applied quantitative research method to collect data from questionnaires which contained three phases: cognition, behavior and affection. The MNOVA was applied to analyze the questionnaires data from two groups to investigate the effect of station rotating activity. The major findings of this study suggested that:1. The pupils who attended the station rotating activity about carbon footprint had better performance significantly in the phases of cognition, behavior and affection.2. Higher educational background of pupils' parents presented better performance significantly on the cognition phases of carbon footprint attitude.3. Students with more energy related experience presented better performance significantly comparing to those with lower energy related experience.4. Two groups students' carbon footprint attitude affected by grades and the station rotating activity interactively. Students with different grades had different performance due to the station rotating activity.5. It shows the carbon footprint station rotating activity held in museum certainly help children enhance the attitudes, especially in the cognition phase. |