| 英文摘要 |
How does the establishment of floating book stations promote students' reading behavior? This study primarily investigates the impact of establishing floating book stations on the reading behavior of junior high school students using these stations. Taking 252 students from 3 regular classes each in grades 7, 8 and 9 of a national middle school in Kaohsiung City as the research subjects. This study analyzes various factors, including administrative planning, spatial planning, reading convenience, and reading experience related to the establishment of floating book stations, and their effects on students' reading volume, usage frequency, and word-of-mouth recommendations. The collected data is conducted by differential analysis and regression analysis. The findings indicate that there are no significant differences in perceptions of the establishment of floating book stations and reading behavior between different genders. However, there are differences in opinions regarding reading experience and word-of-mouth recommendations in reading behavior between seventh-grade students and those in ninth grade. The administrative planning for establishing a floating book station has a positive and significant impact on increasing reading volume, while spatial planning positively and significantly influences both reading volume and word-of-mouth recommendations. Reading convenience, and reading experience in the establishment of floating book stations have positive and significant impacts on students' reading behavior. The conclusion of this study serves not only to validate the research hypotheses but also provides a reference for schools in planning the revitalization of corner spaces in campus buildings and for subsequent related research. |