| 英文摘要 |
Renewable energy technology is an important energy development trend in Taiwan, and the cultivation of talents in this field is important as well. However there are few discussions on the inquiry-based curriculum in renewable energy education. Therefore, this study adopts the POQE inquiry-based learning model to design renewable energy learning courses by the exploration process of prediction, observation, quiz and explanation. Based on the expected value theory of achievement motivation, this study proposes four research hypotheses and constructs a research model to explain how achievement motivation affects learning performance (value) in the context of the two types of epistemic curiosity. For research purposes, this study adopts a purposive sampling method. Sophomores from five vocational senior high schools were invited to participate in courses and then answered questionnaires. There were a total of 287 effective participants, including 158 people (55.1%) in the Department of Automobile Technique and 129 people (44.9%) in the Department of Refrigerator and Air-conditioning. The collected data were subjected to question deletion and reliability and validity checks. Hypothetical models were verified by using structural equation modeling (SEM). The results showed that, 1. Achievement motivation was positively related to two types of epistemic curiosity. 2. The two types of epistemic curiosity were positively related to learning performance. |