| 英文摘要 |
This study analyzed the effects of socioscientific inquiry-based learning (SSIBL) on high school students’inquiry abilities, with a focus on the topic of carbon reduction. Under a single-group pretest–posttest design, 49 11th-grade students from a high school in Taipei City, Taiwan, were evaluated. Pretest, posttest, and worksheet results were used to assess student performance across three inquiry subskills: identifying questions, planning and research, and argumentation and modeling. The SSIBL curriculum significantly improved the students’overall inquiry abilities. Additionally, the students with lower pretest inquiry abilities demonstrated greater improvement across all inquiry subskills than did those with higher pretest abilities, underscoring the broad applicability of the SSIBL curriculum. Future curriculum designs can further optimize scaffolding systems to meet diverse learning needs and integrate technological tools to support individualized instruction. |