| 英文摘要 |
When college students choose to study for cross-field credits, need to be able to reflect on their learning process, grasp their own progress and adjust their learning strategies in a timely manner. To manage their own learning more autonomously and build self-understanding were in multiple disciplines. The study collected 330 questionnaires from college students as the main target of the study. From September 1, 2024 to September 30, 2024, 17 invalid questionnaires were collected and deleted, and the number of valid questionnaires was 313. The effective questionnaire rate was 94.85%. The study found that self-evaluation, cognitive value, and learning behavior of college students taking cross-field credit courses had the significant positive impact on learning effectiveness. In addition, self-evaluation, cognitive value, learning behavior, and learning effectiveness had the significant positive correlation with each other. Therefore, students with high self-evaluation abilities were more able to effectively reflect and adjust learning strategies then improving learning effectiveness. The contribution of the study can provide educational institutions with further research on the learning effectiveness of cross-field credit courses. |