英文摘要 |
The issue of national identity has derived incessant conflicts in the past 20 years in Taiwan, and university students have been exhibiting collective anxiety in fear of conflict when facing the topic of national identity. Sociodrama is a form of group psychotherapy, and is extremely effective in handling conflicts and collective ideology between ethnic groups, as well as cultivating capabilities in respect, empathy, and reflection. This research aims to explore the feasibility and applicability of sociodrama used in national identity education. 30 university students who study general education have been selected as the research subjects. The researcher probes into the issue of cross-strait unification and independence through the assistance provided by sociodrama, in the hope of implementing national identity education. Research data includes 6 teaching logs, 5 classroom video archives, 30 student learning experiences, and 26 survey results of Learning Effectiveness Scale. Qualitative information has underwent descriptive data consolidation and categorycontent analysis subsequent to the transcription of transcripts and the immersive reading of all text data, whereas quantitative information has been analyzed through statistical software. The research results indicate the process of practical teaching on themes, objectives, contents, and procedures amidst the 5-week course. The learning effectiveness of students reveals that students have improved qualitatively and quantitatively. More than 77% of students have achieved the 5 education objectives in national identity education. The research has proposed reflections and recommendations on the application of sociodrama in national identity education at the end of the report. |