英文摘要 |
This study investigates the application of Design-Based Learning (DBL) theory in classical education, specifically through the teaching of Confucius' Analects, to enhance university students' self-efficacy. Medical university students face immense academic pressure and high self-expectations during their studies. This research focuses on how to help these students, who are accustomed to roting memorization and exam preparation, to genuinely absorb the nutrients and resilience from the moral principles of classical literature taught in general education courses, and transform them into self-efficacy for confronting life challenges. Conducted from August 2021 to July 2022, the study involved 43 students enrolled in an Analects course. Utilizing a mixed-methods triangulation approach, the research found that DBL's contextual unit design significantly impacted students' ''self-understanding,'' ''life's meaning,'' and ''hopefulness''-key aspects of self-efficacy. Additionally, the ''meaning of life'' aspect of self-efficacy is moderately to highly correlated with ''self-understanding,'' ''embracing life's hope,'' or ''accepting life's challenges.'' Qualitative coding further revealed: 1. DBL principles deepen the practical experience of classical learning and its contextual connections. 2. Significant gender differences were observed in the ''meaning of life'' component of self-efficacy, which also showed moderate to high correlations with other self-efficacy aspects such as self-understanding, embracing hope, or accepting life's challenges. Medical university female students not only perform better than male students in terms of self-understanding and life meaning but male students also show significant fatigue and concern in the embracing life's hope. 3. In terms of teaching effectiveness, the internalization of experiences through ''contextual immersion'' was observed, aiding students in naturally creating ''situational recall'' links in their future life paths, fostering ''reminiscence'' and ''reuse'' of classics, and concretely applying classical standards in life situations. The results underscore the importance of classical education in modern teaching and offer concrete suggestions for applying DBL principles to classical education, promoting growth and development in students' personal and future lives. This not only validates the benefits of innovative teaching methods but also provides students with the potential to become new forces and agents of action in life. |