| 英文摘要 |
In the 108 Curriculum Guidelines and the purpose of the Mathematics Curriculum, free imagination is not mentioned. This article confirms the importance of the mathematical literacy of ''free imagination'' at the high school level and affirms the value of cultivating it through a ''projective geometry course.'' Based on Steiner's educational aesthetics, the study proposes ''founded on free perception, experiencing the beauty of the world, expanding horizons through free imagination, and further exploring through free thinking, supplemented by careful verification through logical reasoning, making free judgments. It analyzes the approach of viewing parts from the whole in projective geometry, introducing the concept of infinity points to generalize all relationships, making the process of shape transformation ''continuous,'' thereby creating an overall image. It also introduces the concept of dual relationships, showing how changing the foundational perspective can reveal a new geometric outlook that aligns with logical reasoning. The purpose of the projective geometry course is to cultivate the ability of free imagination through precise drawing, awareness of one's own perceptions, and logical reasoning to derive the concepts of infinity and duality. This training broadens perspectives and enriches possibilities, enabling students to face problems with free perception and free thinking, solving issues creatively and innovatively. It also teaches them to understand and practice empathy, looking at things from different angles and considering diverse perspectives across various fields. Emphasizing four aspects—hearing one's inner true voice, free judgment, critical thinking, and aesthetic education—this approach values the importance of free imagination in the process of developing students' logical reasoning. It aims to create an astonishing experience of beauty through the integration of logical reasoning and free imagination. |