| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to explore the problem-solving process of plane geometry of hearing impaired children in the LOGO program instruction. The study used qualitative research and collected the information and data of computer video tapes, transcribed and edited them into protocols. The main findings of this study were found as follows: 2. LOGO could offer more visual feedback to help hearing-impaired children to bridge the gap of spoken language and inspire students' learning initiative. In the activities, they could share or discuss newfound answer with others and enhance their problem solving ability in the interaction. 3. The relative factors in the problem-solving process included pre-requisite knowledge, problem-solving strategies, visual cues, syntactic-rule and manipulating skill. |