英文摘要 |
This study aims to examine the Exterminator Squad, a teaching toolset developed by the researcher, and its promotion strategies. It also explores whether schools' application of the Exterminator Squad can reflect the PASS (portable, attractive, share and support) promotion strategy, as well as learning results of students using the toolset. Research 1 analyzed the basic information from 178 schools that had utilized the toolset from September 2017 to June 2019, as well as 128 feedback entries, to determine if using the toolset to help dengue fever prevention education on campus complies with the implementation of the PASS promotion strategy. Research 2 studied 5th and 6th graders in elementary schools (a total of 487 participants), who used the toolset from February 2019 to June 2019. The research used the dependent sample t-test to examine the results of cognitive tests on dengue fever taken by the students before and after using the toolset in order to understand the effectiveness of their learning. The research findings are as follows. Firstly, via the PASS promotion strategy, the Exterminator Squad toolset can be effectively delivered to schools in remote areas by post. The design of the toolset integrates gaming concepts, which effectively improve students' motivation to learn and interest in learning. Furthermore, schools can borrow the toolset through the resource sharing mechanism, which helps to facilitate schools' acceptance. However, the time and number of toolsets allocated to each school under the same mechanism remain unsatisfying. On the other hand, teachers who apply the toolset to their teaching can meet the objectives set by the toolset in terms of dengue fever prevention education. Secondly, comparing students' performance in pre- and post-tests, this study finds that students' understanding of dengue fever showed noticeable improvement after they participated in the course on the toolset. |