英文摘要 |
Many domestic and foreign policies regard design thinking and interdisciplinary cooperation as the primary means of promoting innovation among future generations. To promote the new type of cooperative behavior, establishing an innovative model that encompasses the innovative goals of different fields and has operational details is essential. This study explored the innovating site and facilitators’ needs; proposed progressive steps to promote students’ divergent and convergent thinking, communication, and cooperation skills; established a Concept Triangulation Map (CTM) to verify the effectiveness of interdisciplinary divergent and convergent thinking in implementing projects; and proposed measures to promote the benefits of interdisciplinary interactions. The study was conducted in three stages. Six experienced visiting interdisciplinary teachers were consulted on experience of leadership to explore the complex problems that facilitators face in practice. Secondly, the needs of innovative facilitators and team members were summarized to establish tools for implementing a CTM and details of the curriculum’s implementation. Finally, the communication behavior and innovation achievements of a diverse group of students were recorded at the interdisciplinary innovating site. The test group and control group—those that did not use a CTM—were observed under the same conditions. In the final phase of the study, eight professional teachers used the Finke creative differentiation model to evaluate students’ originality and realizability as the basis for the comparison of the effectiveness of the CTM. The results demonstrated that the use of the CTM maintains the innovation originality and improved the realistic index of team innovative performance and was effective in stimulating communication, strengthening individual internal motivation, promoting concrete innovations, and enhancing evaluation skills. The proposed CTM was introduced progressively, which is a suitable method for teams with new members or with less innovative experience, enhancing members' internal motivation and participation. |