英文摘要 |
Traditional large class teaching does not consider the individual differences of students. Most teaching materials instructed by teachers are for middle level students, not for right-tailed or left-tailed students. Therefore, this research adopts differentiated instructional strategies in the teaching content, including flipping teaching videos, constructing two different levels of ''basic concepts'' and ''advanced'' materials (AB exercise papers), and implementing classroom exercises and discussions with partners. Students with different abilities can improve their learning attitude and learning effectiveness. The results show that differentiated instruction has a positive effect on learning attitudes. In terms of learning effect, the results showed that the average grade of the class with differentiated instruction was higher, but the difference was not statistically significant. This study also explores the difficulties and solutions that teachers may encounter in differentiated instruction. The research results can be used as a reference for future differentiated teaching practices in university classrooms. |