英文摘要 |
Nanoscience is an extremely popular topic in the 21st century. The ''Invisible Scale - Nano Exhibition'' organized by the National Science and Technology Museum uses interactive methods to transform the core concepts of nanometers. Through the ideal of sharing educational resources, the Exhibition was carried out at an elementary school in Chiayi, and 12 sixth-grade students from the school were trained to serve as student narrators and serve their fellow students. This exhibition differs from common learning effect surveys that target general audiences, this article uses the 12 student narrators as targets to explain the differences in understanding of nano concepts before and after training, changes in scientific attitudes and demonstrations of personal growth. The results of the study found that after receiving narration training for the Nano Exhibition, the students’breadth and depth of cognition of nano-related concepts increased significantly as they were observed to have performed well and aroused their fellow peers’interest in learning natural sciences. In terms of self-consciousness of personal growth, aroused students’demonstrated both courage to challenge the interpretation of whole exhibits and visibly developed various abilities. |