陳威仲
Wei-ZhongChen
碩士論文(2014)
數位化合作式情境本位之身心障礙學生社會互動能力提升方法研究
An eCollaborative Situation-based Method for Promoting Social Interaction Skills of Students with Disabilities
關鍵字 Keywords
特殊教育、數位學習、合作學習、情境學習、社會互動能力
Special education、e-Learning、collaborative learning、situation-based learning、social skills
摘要
「帶好每一個學生」是世界各國重要的教育目標,特殊教育也因此受到重視。身心障礙學生普遍具有社會互動技能發展延遲與不足之現象,這也阻礙其發展有意義的社交關係,還可能會影響到學業、不懂得拒絕他人、焦慮、抑鬱,還有種種可能的心理疾病。協助身心障礙學生提升社會互動能力是重要的教育任務,在學界也有許多相關的研究,然都是在數位化、合作學習、情境學習及案例教學法中擇一或二之元素,尚無將這些方法整合起來的方法。
本研究針對身心障礙學生,發展一個以情境學習與數位合作學習為基的社會互動能力提升模式,針對學生人際與互動上的問題,藉由人為觀察的社交行為資料,由系統找出學生較缺乏的社會互動能力,再給予教學案例影片讓學生融入情境並學習互動,藉此提升身心障礙學童之互動能力。同時,利用合作式系統化討論,讓學生與同儕討論對互動事件的看法,藉由溝通與意見交換,讓學生勇於表達意見,對教學的主題更加印象深刻,以提高學習效果。本研究依此模式開發合作式情境平台及實現技術,再透過實驗,驗證模式之有效性。
實驗證明本研究所提之社會互動能力提升模式,能提升身心障礙學生對於互動行為上的認知,知其可為及不可為,且對他人感受產生同理心。在自身行為方面,則能夠有效改善學生在日常生活中的社會互動行為,提高產生「正向社會行為」的機會,並減少「負向社會行為」的發生,進而減少教師及家人的負擔。
Abstract
Try to improve each student’s learning ability is an important educational goal internationally. Hence, special education gets attention seriously. Many studies have shown that students with disabilities learn effectively in a virtual environment, so the learning methods of students with disabilities and their learning tools are gradually becoming more digitized. Students with physical and mental developmental or learning difficulties are differ from normal students, and generally lack some social skills. Such students cannot easily interact effectively with people, and this inability frequently inhibits their learning. Most e-learning materials do not exploit advantage of digitization, situation-based learning and collaborative learning. Therefore, the e-learning of students with disabilities not only requires the digitization of textbooks to enable that students can understand, but also helps students to help each other in overcoming their disadvantages by collaborative learning, improving their learning efficiency. Thus, these students will be better able to apply the social skills that they learn in everyday life, building better interpersonal relationships. This study concerns situation-based learning and collaborative learning; develops an e-learning model for students with disabilities to improve their social interaction skills, and establishes a eCollaborative Situation-based learning platform to confirm the effectiveness of the learning model. Finally, the effectiveness of learning is experimentally verified. This learning model is expected effectively to improve the willingness of students with disabilities to communicate, their social skills, and their empathy for others, while reducing the burden of work on their teachers.