技職大專生學習取向及其相關因素之研究

Learning Approaches and Its Related Factors of Undergraduate Students in a Technological University

鄭博真
Bor-Jen Jeng

Doi:10.3966/181665042016121204003


所屬期刊: 第12卷第4期 「教育心理、輔導與測評」
主編:國立臺灣師範大學教育心理與輔導學系兼任教授
陳秉華
系統編號: vol047_03
主題: 測驗與評量
出版年份: 2016
作者: 鄭博真
作者(英文): Bor-Jen Jeng
論文名稱: 技職大專生學習取向及其相關因素之研究
論文名稱(英文): Learning Approaches and Its Related Factors of Undergraduate Students in a Technological University
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語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 30
中文關鍵字: 表面學習取向; 深度學習取向; 學習取向
英文關鍵字: deep learning approaches; learning approaches; surface learning approaches
服務單位: 中華醫事科技大學幼兒保育系
稿件字數: 15739
作者專長: 課程與教學; 教育心理學; 多元智能教育
投稿日期: 2016/10/23
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摘要(中文): 本研究旨在探討技職大專生的學習取向及其相關因素。研究對象為某私立科
技大學日間部1,817 名學生。採用「大專生學習取向量表」作為研究工具蒐集實證
資料。以相依樣本及獨立樣本t 檢定、獨立樣本單因子變異數分析進行統計處理。
研究結果發現:技職大專生偏向採用深度學習取向及深度學習策略,然而偏向具
有表面學習動機。不同性別、學制、年級、學院及學業表現的技職大專生,在學
習取向的某些層面具有顯著差異。根據研究結果,本研究建議教師宜激勵學生的
深度學習動機,指導學生深度學習策略,輔導學業表現較弱學生使用深度學習取
向。未來可以與其他大學進行跨校研究。採用縱貫性研究追?學生學習取向在不
同年級的發展。亦可探究其它預示因素對學習取向的影響,以及學習取向對學習
成效的影響。
摘要(英文): The purpose of this study was to investigate the students’ learning approaches
and examine its related factors. There were 1,817 students participating in this study
at private technological university. The scale of learning approaches was utilized for
collecting empirical data. The independent-samples, dependent-samples t-test and oneway
analysis of variance were used to analyze the collected data. This study found that
students preferred to take a deep learning approach. Furthermore, they also tended to
adopt deep learning strategy. In the aspect of motive, they showed a tendency for higher
surface motives. Besides, different gender, the educational systems, grades, college,
and learning performances of undergraduate students had the significant impact on their
learning approaches. Based on these results, this study suggests that teachers should
motivate students to deepen their learning motivation, and guide students to adopt deep
learning strategies. Teachers should counsel students with weak academic performance
to use a deep learning approach. In the future, the inter-institutional research can be
conducted with other universities, to employ longitudinal study tracking the development
of students’ learning approaches in different grades as well as explore the impact of
other factors on learning approaches, and the impact of learning approaches on learning
outcomes.
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