英文摘要 |
The aim of this study is to apply "solving strategy, act intention and action" to develop five sub-curricula for, "Turning Motivation into Action to Prevent Dengue Fever." The sixth-grader classes of Chao-Kwan Elementary School in Nantou County were taken as experimental classes and to teach the curricula. Self-designed questionnaires were used for the experimental group pre-, post-, and post-posttest. During the teaching process, in line with the observations of the collaborative teachers and interviews with the participating students, the learning effectiveness and execution were discussed with participating students after the curricula teaching intervention. The results of the study showed that the posttest knowledge, attitude, behavior and skills of participating students were better than those of the pre-test after teaching the curricula. In particular, the overall attitude, behavior and skills improved significantly. The findings all showed that participating students learned well. However, the learning effectiveness of the experimental group in attitude, behavior and skills showed more recession sometime after completion of the curricula teaching; the strategy of continuously reviewing the old curricula was also put forward to prevent the gradual decline of students' literacy. After the curricula teaching, the participants were more aware of the dengue fever. Through the discussion of issues, participants gained a more positive response attitude and problem-solving skills toward dealing with the dengue epidemic fever, so that they can develop effective environmental solutions and execution. |