英文摘要 |
Domestic research has not explored the influence of the growth of three-year natural tutoring time on the academic achievement of natural subjects in junior high school students. This study used the Keelung city junior high school students’learning status database to analyze the growth trajectory of students’natural tutoring time, and to understand the impact of tutoring time on the academic achievement of natural subjects. After analyzing the potential growth model of 1,586 materials in five semesters, the following conclusions were drawn: 1. The growth trajectory of junior high school students’natural tutoring time showed an inverted U-shaped growth phenomenon. Students had less natural tutoring time in the second semester of the seventh grade. As the semester gone on, the tutoring time gradually increased. In the second semester of the ninth grade, it will be reduced. 2. The more time the seventh-grade students spent on natural subjects, the better their natural learning achievements in the next semester of the ninth grade. However, the increase in the five-semester natural subject tutoring time for junior high school students actually reduced the natural subject learning achievement of the ninth grade in the next semester. 3. There was a significant negative correlation between the starting point of natural tutoring time and the growth rate of natural tutoring time in the following five semesters. That was, students’tutoring time in natural subjects increased with the semester from the second semester of the seventh grade to the last semester of the ninth grade, but the tutoring time of natural subject decreased to the next semester of the ninth grade. The feature of this study was that it is found that the natural tutoring time of junior high school students showed an inverted U-shaped growth. The highest point of tutoring time was in the first semester of the ninth grade, and the five-semester natural tutoring time increased semester by semester and then decreased. On the contrary, the learning achievement of the ninth grade students in natural subjects was better. This broken the myth that the more time for tutoring in natural subjects, the better the learning achievement. Discussed the conclusions and made specific recommendations. |