英文摘要 |
The purposes of this study were to understand Tainan City fifth and sixth graders’ learning attitudes toward interactive whiteboard teaching. The attitudes were divided into cognition, emotion, and behavior and students’ different backgrouds. In this research, questionnaire survey method was conducted. Moreover, the data was analyzed with various statistical methods including standard deviation and , t-test and ANOVA. The findings of the study were as follows: 1. The students were experienced in learning with computers and the interactive whiteboards. 2. The students held positive attitudes toward teachers’ teaching with the interactive whiteboard. 3. There were significant differences between the students’ background variables and their learning attitudes towards interactive whiteboard teaching. (1) There were significant differences in the cognitive orientation such as “teachers’ cognition of using the interactive white board,” “advantages to students’ learning,” the emotional orientation of “favorable teaching with the interactive whiteboard” and the behavior orientation. Boys were higher than girls. The students’ were in favor of learning with the interactive whiteboard 5 days a week. (2) There was a significant difference in the emotional orientation of “anxiety from teaching with the interactive whiteboard.” Schools with more than 37 classes were higher than those with 13-36 classes. (3) There was a significant difference in the behavior orientation. Mothers with a college degree are higher than those with no college degree. (4) There were significant differences in the cognitive orientation such as “the identity of the interactive whiteboard as a kind of teaching aid,” “cognition of teaching with interactive whiteboard,” “ advantages to students’ learning,” the emotional orientation of “favorable teaching with the interactive whiteboard ” and the behavior-orientation. Students’ parents who were very much in favor of the interactive white boards were significantly higher differences than those parents who were just in favor, ordinary, not in favor of, and unclear. |