英文摘要 |
Recently, air quality in Taiwan during the autumn, and winter has been extremely poor, which has negative impacts on human health and the environment. There is little teaching about the concept of air pollution in elementary school and lack of assessment tools. Therefore, this study developed standardized assessment scales to understand students' knowledge of air pollution concepts, for teachers to measure students' performance, and to serve as a reference for subsequent intensive teaching. The scale of the questionnaire is based on the proposed air pollution concept map established and thirteen domestic and foreign articles. In addition, we used the results of the questionnaire survey of elementary and middle schools' teachers to screen out the air pollution concepts suitable for senior and middle level elementary school students , and compiled them into an air pollution concept questionnaire, an expert content validity review, and two pre-tests. We then amended the test question items based on the difficulty and discrimination results to complete the finalized questionnaires. The formal survey of this study was based on stratified sampling according to the proportion of .575, and 570 questionnaires were sent out to middle and high grade students. A total of 477 and 471 valid questionnaires were returned, with return rates of 83.0 and 82.6%, respectively. The senior-grade students formal tested questionnaires of 29 questions was with an average difficulty of .63, an average discrimination of .44, and Cronbach α of .78. The middle-grade students' formal test included 18 questions with the average difficulty of .62, average discrimination of .40, and Cronbach α of .65. Among them, the passing rates of middle and high grade elementary students for air pollution concepts were the highest for the importance and characteristics of air and the importance of forests. The passing rate was the lowest for the development trends of air pollution. |