英文摘要 |
The purpose of this research is to use the knowledge structure based on adaptive testing system (KSAT), which provides a learning diagnostic report to support remedial mathematics for elementary school students. To evaluate the effectiveness of the KSAT, three hundred and forty-seven students from 2nd to 6th grade who were under the passing criteria of project for implementation of remedial instruction technology-based-test, participated in this study. There were 101 students for the experimental group, and 246 students for the control group. The performances of these two types of remedial instructions were compared by a pre-test/post-test nonequivalent group design. The results demonstrated that: (1) The KSAT is useful for remedial mathematics in elementary school. The remedial learning with teacher assisted guidance on KSAT outperformed another traditional teaching method, and the differentiation of students’ academic achievement were statistically significant. (2) Both the academic achievement and the range of learning improvement in the experimental group from the 2nd and the 5th graders were obviously prior than the control group. (3) The 2nd grade students using the KSAT had the highest passing rate among all groups. As a whole, the passing rate of the experimental group is higher than the control group; the lower the grader is, the higher the passing rate is. (4) The academic achievement of students in remedial mathematic learning has statistically significant improvement no matter on any types of the questions, which includes the number and the quantities (N), geometry (S), algebra (A), statistics and probability (D). (5) All of the learning attitude on students’ self-learning efficiency performance, autodidact performance of the remedial students and the usage of the platform were positively supported. |