| 英文摘要 |
General music courses play an important role in aesthetic education at the university level. However, students often display low motivation in these courses, attributed to factors such as insufficient relevance of course content to students’daily lives and teaching designs that fail to fully engage their interest and participation. This study aims to develop a learning motivation scale for university general music courses, based on Keller’s ARCS-V model (2017), to provide teachers with an effective tool to assess student motivation. The scale items cover the five dimensions of the ARCS-V model: Attention, Relevance, Confidence, Satisfaction, and Volition, to provide teachers with insights into students’motivation levels across various aspects of music learning. With the administration of expert validity and the pilot study, the reliability and validity of the scale are analyzed. A 19-items scale“A General Music Courses Motivation Scale at University”is developed. Educators can conduct the scale to identify areas of low motivation and make curriculum adjustments to enhance students’motivation and learning outcomes in general music courses. This study not only highlights the applicability of the ARCS-V model in music education but also provides educators with a reliable basis for developing strategies to improve student motivation. |