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研究生: 蔣宇立
研究生(外文): Chiang, Ui-Li
論文名稱: 學習數學符號所產生焦慮之研究---從後設認知的觀點對國一學生進行研究
論文名稱(外文): A Study on the Anxiety Cased by the Learning Mathematical Symbols---A perspective from metacognition with the case on G-7
指導教授: 施皓耀 施皓耀引用關係
指導教授(外文): Shy, Haw-Yaw
學位類別: 碩士
校院名稱: 國立彰化師範大學
系所名稱: 數學系
學門: 數學及統計學門
學類: 數學學類
論文種類: 學術論文
論文出版年: 2000
畢業學年度: 88
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 150
中文關鍵詞: 數學焦慮 後設認知 數學符號 後設認知經驗 後設認知知識
外文關鍵詞: mathematical anxeity metacognition mathematical symbol metacognition experience metacognition knowledge
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本研究旨在探討學生學習數學符號時,面對符號所產生焦慮之成因,並從後設認知的觀點探討理解、處理數學符號時,遭遇困難之相關因素。本研究採質與量結合的研究方法,進行資料的收集與分析。在量的分析上,研究者發展了一份數學符號焦慮量表,透過量化分析不同數學成就班級之數學符號焦慮分佈情況、不同性別學生在量表各因素上的差異、不同成就學生在量表各因素上的差異等;而質的部分,研究者透過局部概念圖來提升晤談問卷的內容效度,並進行三角校正(量表之量化資料、導師與數學老師的晤談、指導教授)以提升質性研究的信、效度。研究者透過數學符號焦慮量表之向度,設計出數學符號焦慮晤談問卷;依據郭汾派所提出文字符號四個典型錯誤,設計出符號題庫;並根據Flavell的後設認知理論,設計出後設認知晤談問卷,將晤談、施測結果編製編碼表,以進行資料分析、比對。
研究結果發現,將數學符號焦慮量表所收集到的量化資料分析得知,數學能力不同的班級其數學符號焦慮量表分佈情況差異如下:資優班學生傾向於低數學符號焦慮;實驗班學生傾向於平均分佈;普通班(低成就班級)學生傾向於高數學符號焦慮。不同性別的學生,在符號接受度、耐心、對數學能力的評價、解題能力與數學符號焦慮總分之變項有顯著差異,其中女生在符號接受度、耐心、對數學能力的評價、解題能力等焦慮程度顯著高於男生;在數學符號焦慮總分之焦慮程度也比男生高。不同數學成就班級學生在數學符號焦慮量表各因素中,只有「耐心」這個因素達顯著差異,經事後檢定發現常態班的學生焦慮程度高於實驗班。學生對於符號產生焦慮的原因有以下幾點:對於符號所連結的概念不熟悉、對於兼具許多不同概念的符號不熟悉、過份注重解題,不瞭解引進符號的源由及符號需求的目的、學生對於符號理解較死板(不是以概念為主軸,以記憶符號為主軸)、數學學習態度、對於數學科產生焦慮,進而對符號產生焦慮、老師講解符號的方式。從後設認知的觀點探討學生理解、處理數學符號所遭遇困難之相關因素,研究者以兩部分進行討論。在後設認知知識的部分,研究者發現學生的困難有:「符號的意義不熟悉」、「符號策略性知識不足」、「缺乏對符號的反思能力」、「不清楚符號運用的時機」;後設認知經驗部分研究者發現學生有以下困難:「對數學科的焦慮」、「學習新符號的態度」、「遇到困難的反應傾向」、「過去不愉快的經驗(低數學成就、低數學態度)」。
A Study on the Anxiety Cased by the Learning
Mathematical Symbols —
A perspective from metacognition with the case on G-7
Ui-Li Chiang
Abstract
This study is to explore the factors of anxiety that students would have when they face mathematical symbol, we also study students’ difficulties in understanding and using symbols from metacognition point of view. We adopt both qualitative and quantitative methods to collect and analyze the data. We develop a mathematical symbolic anxiety scale to analyzing the distribution of students’ mathematical symbolic anxiety. In qualitative analysis, we increase the validity of the questionnaire through local concept map, validating data by triangulation to promote the reliability and validity. The researcher designs some questionnaire of mathematical symbolic anxiety interviewing by referring to the dimension of mathematical symbolic anxiety scale, according to the four-type mistakes words-symbol proposed by Mr. Gho; design questionnaire of meta-cognition according to the theory of metacognition (Flavell), and coding by the information of the interviews and tests to analyze and compare with.
In quantitative analysis, the finding indicates that the difference of the distribution in class inconsistency in mathematics is as follows. Students with high performance on mathematical study tend to have low anxiety. On the contrary, low performance students tend to have high anxiety. But students with average performance are with a uniform distribution in their anxiety scale. Also there are significant differences between feminine and masculine students. Especially, feminine students have higher anxiety scales than masculine students on the acceptance of symbol, persistence, the judgment of mathematical ability, problem solving and the total anxiety scales. For students with distinct performance on mathematical study, persistence is the only significant factor. By post-test, students with low performance reach much higher anxiety scale than others.
There are many factors results in students’ anxiety to mathematical symbols. First, they are not familiar with the mathematical concept of the symbol; second, they are confused with distinct meanings of a symbol; third, they pay too much attention on problem solving solve problems; forth, they don’t have right attitude to study mathematics. Therefore, they are anxious about mathematics and they fear the symbols. From metacognition point of view, we discuss students’ abilities to understand and properly use mathematical symbols. For the metacognitive knowledge, we find that students’ difficulties include: unfamiliar with the definition of the symbols, insufficient strategic knowledge on symbols, the lack of retrospective abilities on symbols, not clear on the timing of using symbols; For the metacognitive experience, students’ difficulties are anxiety on mathematics, attitude on learning new symbols, the tendency on reaction when facing difficulties, unpleasant experiences, such as low performance on mathematic, low mathematical attitude.
目錄
第一章 緒論 1
第一節 研究背景與研究動機 1
第二節 研究目的與待答問題 3
第三節 名詞解釋 4
第二章 文獻探討 5
第一節 符號與數學符號 5
第二節 數學焦慮 10
第三節 後設認知 18
第三章 研究方法 28
第一節 研究流程 28
第二節 研究工具的發展 29
第三節 研究樣本與過程 36
第四節 資料收集與分析 41
第四章 研究結果及發現 46
第一節 統計資料的分析與討論 46
第二節 探討學生學習數學時,因符號所產生焦慮之成因 53
第三節 以後設認知觀點探討理解、處理數學符號時,遭 72
遇困難之相關因素
第五章 結論與建議 95
第一節 結論 95
第二節 研究限制 100
第三節 建議 100
參考文獻
一. 中文部分 105
二. 英文部分 107
附錄 112
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