| 英文摘要 |
Senior students often take ''painting likeness'' as the benchmark for realistic painting performance, but they feel discouraged due to the lack of practical methods, which leads to the weakening of painting motivation year by year. At this stage of cognitive development, children must have concrete objects to assist thinking and operations. This study hopes to improve the realistic performance of senior students' painting observation, so it conducts a design teaching model that intervenes in scientific observation and realistic observation of painting, use morphological imitation to observe the details of paintings in morphological imitation painting, experimental teaching was also used to analyze whether the observation method can improve fifth grade students' mastery of the detailed characteristics of species. The independent sample t test and chi-square test were used to quantitatively verify the learning effectiveness of the morphological bionic observation method. The results were as follow: (1) The morphological bionic teaching method proposes first ''understanding the internal'' structure and function of an objet, then ''imitating the appearance'' of the objet, and finally conducting ''morphological bionics'' in character design ;(2) The teaching model that combines morphological bionics with form imitation drawing consists of four phases : ''preparing knowledge→mimetic action→knowledge transformation→knowledge verification''; (3) The teaching of morphological bionic observation skills employs the scientific and logical observation of local features to enhance students' abilities to understand and manipulate forms. The results demonstrate that when instructors guide to apply scientific observation methods to realistic drawing, the students' ability to depict detailed features improves. Therefore, the observation method that combines morphological bionics with morphological imitation painting has achieved preliminary results. In the future, we will conduct in-depth analysis towards the continuity and stability of morphological bionics observation power. |