英文摘要 |
The instructional methods of chromatology courses in the university of science and technology's interior design department can be roughly divided into three categories: The practice approach incorporated into the design course, the teaching approach based on lectures, and the lecture/practice approach, where practices assist lectures. The scope of this research is to discuss whether the differences among the three types of instructional methods will make a difference in terms of studying chromatology. Test papers were prepared based on the content of each teaching approach for color science courses. Students' learning effectiveness associated with three instructional methods was evaluated. A total of 174 test papers were collected. The research results could be summarized as follows: 1. The lecture/performance-based instruction was relatively good in the overall learning outcome of the four major subjects, which showed that hands-on practice could further strengthen the understanding the learning of academic theories. 2. The lecture-based teaching was relatively more balanced in term of theoretical knowledge, but the learning outcome related to practical application was apparently weaker. 3. Although students of performance-based instruction were becoming relatively familiar with the application, there was a big gap in term of theoretical study when compared with the former two, suggesting that systematic and structural teaching were still important for the study of the theory on colors. |