| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to explore the effects of a reflective-thinking on moral issue taught in a junior high school for students’moral thinking and moral action. Twenty-nine 7thgraders were selected as participants in a“reflective-thinking moral issue teaching course,”serving as the experimental group (EG); another 29 in a ''didactic-teaching moral course,'' serving as the comparison group (CG). Tools like ''Moral Cognition Scale,'' ''Contextual Test of Moral Thinking and Moral Action,'' interview protocol, and study sheets were used to analyze the data collected. Finally, the results showed that (1) The reflective-thinking moral issue teaching model could significantly enhance the EG students' moral thinking and moral action; (2) Differentiated teaching strategies, at the same time, can also effectively improve students’moral thinking and moral action though who held different levels of moral cognition. These results can be used as a reference for moral education research for future studies. |