| 英文摘要 |
This study explored the impact of changes in family learning resourc¬es of junior high school students on academic achievement, and used the trajectory of changes in mathematics learning motivation as the mediat¬ing variable. It tracked the data of 1,585 students in five semesters from the learning status database of junior high school students in Keelung City, and used repeated measures analysis of variance, regression analysis and latent growth model analysis, the research showed that the home learn¬ing resources of junior high school students in the fifth semester showed a W-shaped change. Excepted that the second semester of eighth grade was significantly higher than the first semester of ninth grade, roughly the latter semester was significantly higher than the previous semester; mathematics learning motivation showed an M-shaped change, gener¬ally declining with the semester, and the first semester of eighth grade was significantly higher than other semesters. Home learning resources in seventh grade can improve mathematics learning motivation in sev¬enth grade, and changes in home learning resources in five semesters can improve mathematics learning motivation in five semesters. However, home learning resources in seventh grade have no significant impact on changes in mathematics learning motivation in five semesters. The more home learning resources a seventh grader had, the better their learning achievement will be; changes in seventh grade mathematics learning mo¬tivation and fifth semester mathematics learning motivation can improve learning achievement. The home learning resources of seventh grade stu¬dents significantly improved the mathematics learning achievement of ninth grade students through the seventh grade mathematics learning motivation. The seventh grade mathematics learning motivation was an important mediating variable; the changes in the home learning resourc¬es of junior high school students in the fifth semester were through the change in mathematics learning motivation in the five semesters had a mediating effect on the mathematics learning achievement in the ninth grade. However, the home learning resources in the seventh grade had no significant impact on the mathematics learning achievement in the ninth grade through the change in mathematics learning motivation in the five semesters. The characteristic of this study was that it was found that family learning resources showed a W-shaped change, and mathematics learning motivation showed an M-shaped change. Long-term changes in mathematics learning motivation had an improving effect on mathemat¬ics learning achievement, while long-term changes in family learning re¬sources do not. Importantly, long-term motivation to learn mathematics is an important mediating factor. This highlights that schools, teachers and parents should strengthen their efforts to guide students’motivation to learn mathematics every semester. |