英文摘要 |
International surveys and studies have found that as the grades increase, students gradually lose their enthusiasm for school learning, causing their scientific achievements and interest to decline, and the phenomenon of ''high achievement accompanied by low interest'' among students has been existed. The aim of this study explored applying museum-schools collaborative courses and teaching to enhance senior high school students' science learning, and further to explore the impact on high-achieving students. This study developed museum-schools cooperative courses with the theme of ''induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC)'' scientific research, and explores the impact on senior high school students' scientific interests including situational interests and personal interests, iPSC concepts understanding and related influencing factors, and the difference between academically high-achieving and middle-achieving students after courses teaching. The courses were taught for 103 students of grade 10 high school including 54 students in the high achievement group and 49 students in the middle achievement group as the research samples. Before and after courses teaching, students filled in the ''Scale of Science Interest'' and ''Questionnaire of iPSC Concept Understanding'' to collect quantitative data, and used paired t test and ANCOVA to analyzed the impact of courses and teaching on students' science learning, especially for high-achieving students. Then, we collected texts of students filled in the ''Learning Sheet'' and ''Experience Report'' after courses teaching, and conducted a qualitative content analysis of above texts for influencing factors to enhance students' science learning. The results found that: 1) Courses and teaching could enhance students' scientific interest and iPSC concepts understanding, and high achievement group students are better than middle achievement group students. 2) Students perceived the different influencing factors of courses and teaching to enhance their scientific interest and iPSC concepts understanding, and high achievement group students are better than middle achievement group students. This study also gave some suggestions on museum-schools cooperative courses design and teaching practice to enhance students' science learning. |