| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of service learning is to make contribution to communities and help students’ growth through implementing service practices, but many issues may weaken its effects. Since the approach of problem-based learning is dynamic, it triggers students’ learning motivation and participation by real context and problems. We can find the learning effect during the stage of service implementation rather than the later stage of reflection. This paper aims to present a case of service learning in the department of business administration, which applied five stages of problem-based learning, and to identify its outcomes. In the beginning, we provided lectures of volunteer training, business model, social enterprise, and proposal writing. We contacted and cooperated with several Mental/physical disabilities welfare institutions in Kaohsiung City, and let students to visit them, analyzed problems, and proposed solutions. After discussing with teacher and classmates back and forth, students planned and implemented service activities. Finally, Students were required to write group reports and personal reflection. Feedbacks from all students and the institutions have recognized the teaching methods and effectiveness of this course. |