中、小學學生對生物腐化原因的想法類型

作者:游淑媚(國立臺中師範學院自然科學教育學系)

卷期：48卷第2期
日期：2003年10月
頁碼：165-196
DOI：10.6300/JNTNU.2003.48(2).02

摘要：

本研究目的在探討中、小學學生對生物腐化原因的想法類型。利用自行開發之晤談工具、開放性問卷及雙層診斷工具，探討中、小學學生對生物腐化原因的想法類型。研究對象為中部地區中、小學學生，晤談個案40人，開放性問卷施測275人，及雙層診斷工具施測1266人。研究結果顯示中、小學學生對生物腐化原因的想法持有「自然因素」、「動物消費」、「物理因素」、「同化分解概念」及「分解者分解」五種想法類型；中學生對分解者於腐化過程中的「同化分解概念」，可再細分成四種想法類型。未學習生態概念之小學生較多持「自然因素」與「物理因素」想法類型；中學生之「同化分解概念」想法類型在國中與高中年段的分佈趨勢不同，國中生有較高比例持「使物質變爛供土壤吸收」想法類型；高中生則較國中生有較高比例持「排泄無機物質」想法類型。研究結果可供相關生態概念課程編輯、教師教學及學生學習生態概念之參考。

關鍵詞：小學學生、中學學生、生物腐化、同化概念、診斷工具、想法類型

《詳全文》

Primary and Secondary Students' Conceptual Patterns Regarding "Decay"

Author: Shu-mey Yu(National Taichung Teachers College)

Vol.&No.：Vol. 48, No.2
Date：October 2003
Pages：165-196
DOI：10.6300/JNTNU.2003.48(2).02

Abstract：

The purpose of this study was to investigate 4th-11th grade students' conceptual patterns with regard to "decay" in central Taiwan. The subjects included 40 students for the interview task, 275 for the open-ended questionnaires and 1266 for a two-tier multiple-choice diagnostic test; they were selected from elementary, junior and senior high schools in central Taiwan. A semi-structured interview task, open-ended questionnaires and two-tier multiple-choice diagnostic instrument were developed and conducted by a group of elementary and secondary school science teachers. Interview data and open-ended questionnaires were coded and analyzed. The two-tier multiple-choice diagnostic tests were analyzed by SPSS10.0. Results identified five conceptual patterns regarding decay: (1) natural phenomena; 2) being eaten by animals; (3) the influence of physical factors such as sunlight, air, and water; (4) assimilated decay conceptions; and (5) complete decay conceptions. Secondary students having assimilated conceptions of decay could be divided into four patterns. 4th-6th grade students tend to manifest (1) natural-phenomena and (2) devoured-by- animals conceptual patterns. 7th-11th grade students tend to manifest (4) assimilated- decay conceptual patterns.

Keywords：Assimilated conceptions, Biological decay, Conceptual patterns, Diagnostic tests, Primary students, Secondary students