| 英文摘要 |
The issue of university students using smartphones, not paying attention in class and lacking thinking ability during learning has become a teaching challenge. This research in teaching practices explores global issues in the general education curriculum, integrates multiple intelligences and learning style theories, and employs an integrative instruction combining logical-mathematical intelligence and learning styles to connect learning with personal life experiences and topics of interests. The goal is to enable teachers to better guide students in using their own learning styles to learn and perform, and to promote students' cognitive awareness of their learning styles and stimulate thinking ability. The theme of the curriculum in this study is ''Globalization and Contemporary Society.'' This study utilizes project methods and multiple assessments. Through action research, participant observation, surveys, and document analysis are employed to collect and analyze qualitative data. The results include: 1) students are able to recognize their learning styles and apply them for learning; 2) students' thinking ability are evident in the learning process of the course; and 3) students can achieve the learning objectives of the course. In addition, students not only express satisfaction with the course, but also believe that peer assessment expands their learning perspectives. Most importantly, students are satisfied with their choice of taking this course. Finally, the study concludes with suggestions and proposes a model for teachers to guide students in their learning journey. |