英文摘要 |
Incorporating outdoor education opportunities, such as field trips to museums, into school education can broaden students' horizons and spark their interest in learning. The National Science and Technology Museum (NSTM), in particular, offers numerous exhibition halls that cover various technological knowledge areas, making it highly suitable for teaching elementary natural science and technology education subjects. In order to arrange outdoor museum education for students, it is important for teachers to understand the application of exhibition methods, and identify the connection between the exhibition content and the school curriculum. This study employed content analysis and the triangulation method, involving elementary school teachers to verify the alignment between museum exhibits and the curriculum. The research focused on the ''Power and Machines Hall'' at the NSTM, analyzing the exhibits and their presentation methods, including object displays, explanatory panels, audiovisual media, and interactive exhibits. The study then aligned these exhibits with the learning content in the natural science and technology education subjects outlined in the twelve-year national curriculum guidelines. The aim was to identify suitable exhibits for students in the second and third stages of elementary school. Finally, to avoid museum fatigue caused by information overload during visits, the researcher compared the exhibition sections with the curriculum and selected eight exhibits for each stage, along with visit recommendations and learning worksheets. These can serve as essential reference information for teachers when planning outdoor museum visits for students. |