英文摘要 |
This study examines the facilitation of self-directed learning among elementary gifted students using scientific educational resources, aligning with the Ministry of Education's aim for individual achievement and lifelong learning. Grounded in Self-Determination Theory, it leverages resources from the National Taiwan Science Ed-ucation Center and an autonomous learning map project to craft age-appropriate science concept maps and materials, enhancing self-learning. The paper details the creation and refinement of autonomous learning maps, turning chemistry exhibit content into accessible self-learning materials. Through guiding students in outdoor activities at the science museum and gathering feed-back on the self-learning routes, the study evaluates and refines the learning maps' effectiveness. Through a record of practical experiences and processes, the research demonstrates how the integration of scientific educational resources, autonomous learning maps, group activities, and subsequent curriculum arrangements can guide students' self-learning experiences from initial external regulation to internal regula-tion stages, showing the progression levels of autonomous learning. |