英文摘要 |
Previous studies have pointed out that associative reasoning can help students improve learning performance, maintain learning memory, and organize knowledge structure. However, associative reasoning is not suitable for all students. For example, it is difficult for students with insufficient prior knowledge to use associative reasoning to organize the relationship between knowledge. Since the concept map is designed to link multiple related concepts, each concept can be regarded as the focus of the course. Therefore, the concept map can help students understand the unfamiliar concepts, and know the concepts order. Therefore, the study applies concept maps to develop a learning system, allowing students to construct knowledge concepts with two learning strategies: “Associative Reasoning Answering” and “Associative Concept Map Answering” learning strategies. The results show that the progress of the concept map group is better than that of the reasoning group; in terms of knowledge retention, the decline of the concept map group is greater than the reasoning group. It indicates that the concept map strategy needs to be improved in the knowledge retention. Both groups have a significant decrease in cognitive load. In addition, students with medium and low levels of knowledge can significantly improve their learning performance no matter what answering mode they use. Students with high levels of knowledge can make significant progress in answering using concept maps. Finally, students give highly feedback, and even the concept map group was more accepted than the reasoning group. |