| 英文摘要 |
This research aims to explore the effectiveness of students' knowledge concepts of length and sense of quantity after the cognitive mathematics activity curriculum is integrated into length unit teaching in the second grade of elementary schools. Based on the embodied cognition theory and the learning performance and learning content in the curriculum syllabus in the field of mathematics, the researcher compiled a self-organized embodied cognition activity team to teach second-year students in an elementary school in Taichung City. Length operation tests are administered to students before and after teaching. During the process, students are allowed to operate with their bodies and write study sheets to understand the students' operation conditions. The researchers observed students' body movements during operations and used classroom videos and photo records to analyze students' performance. Research found: 1. After the implementation of the reflection activities, students' performance in the ''Length Operation Test'' has improved significantly. 2. Reflective activities provide operational opportunities, promote connections between life experiences, and increase knowledge. Based on the implementation of teaching research and the results of this action research, future teachers can draw on embodied cognition theory to design suitable mathematics activities in teaching the concept of length and cultivating students' sense of quantity. This study puts forward the following teaching and research suggestions: 1. Curriculum arrangements that reflect activities need to take into account students’mathematics level. 2. Although the reflection activities are interesting, teachers need to allocate more time to implement them. Future research could consider establishing experimental and control groups or employing other units to further validate the results. |