| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this studywasto examine the results of integrating biographical books into the courseof “Medical History in Taiwan”.Groundedtheorywas usedto collect the data of students’ learning resultsfrom their mid-term reading assignments during the school yearsfrom 2015to 2018, total were five semesters.The research questions included: (1)what kinds of reading books were elected by students; (2) who were the medical role models chosen by students; (3) what were themedical role models’life achievements and social contributions; and (4) what were theinspirations of thosemedical role modelson students’career performance. The major findings were: (1) biographies/reminiscences readings were on the top of the most popular elected books; (2)Du Congming(杜聰明)、Samuel Noordhoff(羅慧夫), and Wang King-Ho(王金河)were the most admired medical role models ; (3) the learners had reached the display stage regarding the development of historical empathy; and (4) many students had developed to the reflection stage regarding their interested medical figures. According to the research results, biographic readings were the core of the course content. Therefore, in order to nurture every student to reach the reflection stage of historical empathy, it is suggested that the instructor needs to design the inter-and intra-group discussion activities to bring them into the process of in depth deliberation. |