英文摘要 |
"Outdoor teaching is an essential issue of the Curriculum Guidelines of 12-Year Basic Education. The Ministry of Education also actively promotes environmental outdoor teaching. According to the Environmental Education Act, environmental educationfields are recommended for outdoor teaching at schools. To understand what factors are considered by schools and each factor’s weight ratio when choosing environmental education fields, this study first conducted a two-round Delphi questionnaire survey on an expert group of 11 members; secondly, we conducted a questionnaire survey of those undertaking environmental education in elementary, junior high and senior high schools. The sample was stratified according to proportion, and 606 questionnaires were sent out. The valid questionnaire response rate was 57%. The Cronbachαof the questionnaire is .948. The results of the questionnaire were statistically analyzed. The results of the study found:The common trends of experts and school practitioners had many things in common. In thefive major facets, the ability of environmental education personnel in thefield of environmental education (expert = 4.73, school = 4.39), curricula effectiveness (expert = 4.72, school = 4.42), and the objective conditions and attractiveness of environmental educationfields (expert = 4.42, school = 4.11) were the most important facets. The commonly identified and most important sub-facets were: the courses of environmental education fields can be connected with the schools (expert=4.70, school=4.49), meet the needs of teachers and students (expert=4.73, school=4.45), and thefields’personnel have affinity and rich interpretation skills (experts=4.73, school=4.43). As for sub-questions, the commonly identified and most important sub-questions were: the curriculum of environmental education fields meets the needs of the students (expert = 4.70, school = 4.49), the professional interpretation of education staff in the fields (expert = 4.70, school = 4.45) and the teaching methods provided by thefields are diversified and interesting (experts = 4.64, schools = 4.46); The sub-facets identified by experts and school contractors as making a big difference were: the school's demand for environmental outdoor teaching (experts = 4.70, schools = 3.96), and whether the environmental educationfields are managed well (expert = 4.75, school = 4. 27). The sub-question were the preferences of the school supervisors toward thefields (experts = 4.82, school = 3.74), and the preferences of school students toward thefields (experts = 4.73, school = 3.89). The experts considered school supervisors or environmental education practitioners to have the greatest influence on choosing outdoor teaching fields. However, environmental education practitioners regarded the needs of school teachers and students as the most important factor." |