英文摘要 |
For the needs of research practice, primary school students' limited attention, learning guidance. It is necessary to develop the parsimony multiple learning strategies using ability scale (PMLSUAS) in word problem solving (WPS) for primary school student. So, this study developed PMLSUAS by literature and peer reviewing, pilot testing and try out as a learning guidance instrument to assess and analyze the using ability of learning strategies in WPS for primary school students. Then, according to the results, it can produce learning guidance program respectively. All subjects were composed of primary school students from Chiayi county and city of Taiwan, who were tested by PMLSUAS. The data were divided into two clusters for taking cross validation statistical analyses randomly. Regarding the item analysis, the critical ratio, item-sub and item-total correlations were strong, regardless of whether it was a single item, a sub-scale, or a whole. The validity analysis produced a number of factor structure matched the one factor dimensions (WPS learning strategies using ability) and three facets (cognitive, metacognitive, motivational-attributional learning strategies using). The KMO, variance proportions of factor extraction and the model fitness were positive. Three factor’s facets were correlated with each other. The reliability analysis produced a positive α coefficient and the composite reliability was positive in each facets and whole scale. The ability of cognitive and motivational-attributional learning strategies using were significantly different in WPS learning strategies for individuals with differing word problem solving performances. Next, classifying the T score of WPS learning strategies ability for low performance student (bottom 27%), and gaining cluster characteristics and learning guidance directions. Then, proposing the main points and projects of learning guidance based on that. Finally, based on the results were mentioned above, the parsimony multiple learning strategies using ability scale (PMLSUAS) was a qualified and practical effective instrument in learning strategies assessment. |