潛在課程之研究
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2009-03-??
Authors
林素卿
Su-Ching Lin
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國立臺灣師大學研究發展處
Office of Research and Development
Office of Research and Development
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本研究旨在探討公辦民營學校之潛在課程。採用非參與觀察、訪談與文件分析法。研究結果如下：一、學習經驗之潛在課程：生活化教材可提升學習動機與興趣，養成學生自主負責的學習態度，並與同儕間培養出學習默契；多元質性評量能讓學生展現其優勢智能；二、師生互動關係之潛在課程：強調尊重、溝通、信任、關懷的師生互動模式，讓學生充分感受到被重視，並學會以同樣模式與老師互動；三、同儕互動關係之潛在課程：在家族同儕間，能彼此關懷與養成自我管理的能力，有助於拓展人際關係；四、學生對學校之認同：包括較多的生活化教材、戶外教學經驗、多元的質性評量。本研究最後根據研究結果提出建議，供教育相關單位及後續研究之參考。
The purpose of the present study was to explore the hidden curriculum in a private management of public school of Goodwill Elementary and Junior high School (anonymous name). A number of different sources were used to collect data: observation, interviews and document analysis. The results of this study include: first, life-relating materials promote students' learning motivation and acquire profound learning experiences. Students also built the independent and responsible learning attitude. Alternative qualitative assessments enable students to develop their multiple intelligences. Second, students-teachers relationships which are respectful, communicable, encouraged, concerned and trusted make students feel valued and learn self-esteem and how to respect others. Third, students establish the confraternity and consensus with peers, concern with each other and learn how to manage themselves in the family-like, cooperative learning environment. Fourth, students have strong belongs to school. The suggestions are also concluded.
The purpose of the present study was to explore the hidden curriculum in a private management of public school of Goodwill Elementary and Junior high School (anonymous name). A number of different sources were used to collect data: observation, interviews and document analysis. The results of this study include: first, life-relating materials promote students' learning motivation and acquire profound learning experiences. Students also built the independent and responsible learning attitude. Alternative qualitative assessments enable students to develop their multiple intelligences. Second, students-teachers relationships which are respectful, communicable, encouraged, concerned and trusted make students feel valued and learn self-esteem and how to respect others. Third, students establish the confraternity and consensus with peers, concern with each other and learn how to manage themselves in the family-like, cooperative learning environment. Fourth, students have strong belongs to school. The suggestions are also concluded.