英文摘要 |
This study mainly explores the impact of two integrated teaching models on college students' learning effectiveness, analyzes the mediating effects of learning mental simulation, and gains an in-depth understanding of the interaction between assignments loading and integrated teaching models on learning effectiveness. A quantitative experimental research method was used to conduct a within-subject design on 45 junior college students in four stages of courses. Repeated measurement of two-factor variance analysis shows that all hypotheses are supported. First, practice training has higher learning effectiveness than practical teaching. At the same time, learning mental simulation plays a mediating role between the integrated teaching model and the learning effectiveness. The assignment loading and the integrated teaching model also have a significant interaction effect on the learning effectiveness. Further analysis of the simple main effects reveals that under low assignment loading, practice training has higher learning effectiveness than practical teaching; under high assignment loading, no significant difference in learning effectiveness between practical teaching and practice training is found. In contrast, under the practical teaching mode, high assignment loading had higher learning effectiveness than low assignment loading; in the practice training mode, no significant difference in learning effectiveness between low assignment loading and high assignment loading is found. |