| 英文摘要 |
This study explores the implementation of marine education through the integration of technology into an elementary school art curriculum, based on Dewey’s perspective that“experience is learning.”A six-lesson unit on linkage mechanisms was designed and carried out with fourth-grade students. Through this project-based curriculum, students were guided to understand fundamental concepts related to technology, materials, structures, and mechanisms, and were engaged in hands-on creation and experimentation. Based on the worksheet records of 27 elementary school students, along with their process of making and testing the linkage clamp, students’responses and learning performances were categorized and analyzed. Additionally, classroom observations during the implementation provided further insights. The study offers the following suggestions for elementary curriculum planning: (1) Project-based learning may be an effective way to keep students engaged in class; (2) Conceptual content should be supported by systematic knowledge and structured learning activities; (3) Learning activities should encourage students to experiment and share; (4) Assessments should be based on standardized rubrics; (5) Sufficient time should be allocated for reflection and sharing. |