| 研究生: |
項必蒂 |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
高級中學教材、年級暨學生性別與班級氣氛的關係 無 |
| 指導教授: | 吳靜吉 |
| 學位類別: |
碩士
Master |
| 系所名稱: |
教育學院 - 教育學系 Department of Education |
| 論文出版年: | 1979 |
| 畢業學年度: | 68 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 199 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 無 |
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本研究的主要目的在探討高級中學教材、年級曁學生性別與班級氣氛的關係。
三四二個高中班級隨機分派至3×3×2多因設計中。教材(語文、數理、社會)、年級(高一、高二、高三)和性別(男生班、女生班)為自變項。依變項為班級氣氛,係以「課室環境量表(實際式)」為測量工具,其中包括投入、親和、教師支持、競爭、工作取向、秩序與組織、規則澄清、教師控制和革新等九個次量表。資料經九次3×3×2三因子變異數分析。結果發現不同的教材在親和、教師控制和革新等氣氛上的差異達到顯著程度。年級差異顯著表現於投入和革新兩方面。性別差異在親和、工作取向,及秩序與組織等氣氛上達到顯著程度。教材與性別在投入、工作取向、競爭,及秩序與組織等氣氛上有顯著的交互作用。教材與年級在工作取向之氣氛上有顯著的交互作用。年級與性別的交互作用,僅在秩序與組織的氣氛上特別濃厚。教材、年級與在別在規則澄清之氣氛上有顯著的交互作用。
此外,本研究並測試教材差異是否符合Holland分類模式的期望,結果大都份不予支持。
針對上述研究結果,除探究原因提出可能解譯外,並說明其在研究及教育上的含意與建議。
論文摘要
第一章 緒論1
壹、引言1
貳、問題與假設8
叁、名詞詮釋10
第二章 文獻探討13
壹、班級氣氛研究的發展13
貳、班級氣氛研究的理論背景18
叁、班級氣氛的性質與意義30
肆、教材與班級氣氛的關係41
伍、性別、年齡與社會行為的關係49
第三章 研究方法63
壹、樣本選取63
貳、測量工具67
叁、施測程序72
肆、統計方法74
第四章 研究結果75
壹、教材、年級曁性別與班級氣氛的關係75
貳、「課室環境量表(實際式)」九個次量表之間的相關163
第五章 討論與建議167
參考書目179
附錄
表錄
表2-1:Holland的職業取向與人格特徵模式45
表2-2:根據Holland體系之班級、人格和環境的分類47
表3-1:本研究受試者分配情形65
表3-2:課室環境量表信度71
表4-1:受試者在投入部分得分的平均數(M)、標準差(SD)反各組班級數(N)77
表4-2:教材、性別曁年級與投入部分得分的變異數分析摘要表79
表4-3:教材、性別與投入部分得分之單純主要效果的變異數分析摘要表81
表4-4:為表4-1中不同教材在男生方面之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗83
表4-5:為表4-1中不同年級之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗84
表4-6:受試者在親和部分得分的平均數(M)、標準差(SD)及各組班級數(N)87
表4-7:教材、性別曁年級與親和部分得分的變異數分析摘要表89
表4-8:為表4-6中不同教材之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗90
表4-9:受試者在教師支持部分得分的平均數(M)、標準差(SD)及各組班級數(N)93
表4-10:教材、性別曁年級與教師支持部分得分的變異數分析摘要表92
表4-11:受試者在工作取向部分得分的平均數(M)、標準差(SD)及各組班級數(N)97
表4-12:教材、性別曁年級與工作取向部分得分的變異數分析摘要表99
表4-13:教材、性別與工作取向部分得分之單純主要效果的變異數分析摘要表101
表4-14:為表4-11中不同教材在男生方面之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗103
表4-15:為表4-11中不同教材在女生方面之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗104
表4-16:教材、年級與工作取向部分得分之單純主要效果的變異數分析摘要表106
表4-17:為表4-11中不同教材在高一方面之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗107
表4-18:為表4-11中不同教材在高二方面之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗108
表4-19;為表4-11中不同教材在高三方面之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗109
表4-20:為表4-11中不同年級在社會教材方面之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗110
表4-21:受試者在競爭部分得分的平均數(M)、標準差(SD)及各組班級數(N)113
表4-22:教材、性別曁年數與競爭部分得分的變異數分析摘要表112
表4-23:教材、性別與競爭部分得分之單純主要效果的變異數分析摘要表116
表4-24:為表4-21中不同教材在男生方面之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗118
表4-25;為表4-21中不同教材在女生方面之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗119
表4-26:受試者在秩序與組織部分得分的平均數(M)、標準差(SD)及各組班級數(N)123
表4-27:教材、性別曁年級和秩序與組織部分得分的變異數分析摘要表122
表4-28:教材、性別和秩序與組織部分得分之單純主要效果的變異數分析摘要表126
表4-29:為表4-26中不同教材在女生方面之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗128
表4-30:性別、年級和秩序與組織部分得分之單純主要效果的變異數分析摘要表130
表4-31:受試者在規則澄清部分得分的平均數(M)、標準差(SD)及各組班級數(N)133
表4-32:教材、性別曁年級與規則澄清部分得分變異數分析摘要表132
表4-33:教材、性別曁年級與規則澄清部分得分之單純交互作用的變異數分析摘要表136
表4-34:教材、性別在高一方面與規則澄清部分得分之單純的單純主要效果之變異數分析摘要表138
表4-35:為表4-31中高一女生不同教材之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗139
表4-36:教材、性別在高二方面與規則澄清部分得分之單純的單純主要效果之變異數分析摘要表140
表4-37:為表4-31中高二女生不同教材之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗142
表4-38:教材、性別在高三方面與規則澄清部分得分之單純的單純主要效果之變異數分析摘要表143
表4-39:教材、年級在男生方面與規則澄清部分得分之單純的單純主要效果之變異數分析摘要表145
表4-40:為表4-31中男生數理教材不同年級之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗146
表4-41:教材、年級在女生方面與規則澄清部分得分之單純的單純主要效果之變異數分析摘要表147
表4-42:受試者在教師控制部分得分的平均數(M)、標準差(SD)及各組班級數(N)151
表4-43:教材、性別曁年級與教師控制部分得分的變異數分析摘要表160
表4-44:為表4-42中不同教材之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗153
表4-45:受試者在革新部分得分的平均數(M)、標準差(SD)及各組班級數(N)155
表4-46:教材、性別曁年級與革新部分得分的變異數分析摘要表157
表4-47:為表4-45中不同教材之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗156
表4-48:為表4-45中不同年級之各組平均數間差異的Tukey考驗159
表4-49:假設獲得支持與否的摘要表160
表4-50:「課室環境量表(實際式)」九個取量表的相關164
圖錄
圖2-1;一般社會體系的模式26
圖2-2:班級團體的獨特模式27
圖2-3:人格與角色的交互作用28
圖4-1:教材、年級曁性別與投入部分得分的關係76
圖4-2:教材、性別與投入部分得分的關係80
圖4-3:教材、年級曁性別與親和部分得分的關係85
圖4-4:教材、年級曁性別與教師支持部分得分的關係91
圖4-5:教材、年級曁性別與工作取向部分得分的關係95
圖4-6:教材、性別與工作取向部分得分的關係100
圖4-7:教材、年級與工作取向部分得分的關係105
圖4-8:教材、年級曁性別與競爭部分得分的關係111
圖4-9:教材、性別與競爭部分得分的關係115
圖4-10:教材、年級曁性別和秩序與組織部分得分的關係121
圖4-11:教材、性別和秩序與組織部分得分的關係125
圖4-12:性別、年級和秩序與組織部分得分的關係129
圖4-13:教材、年級曁性別與規則澄清部分得分的關係131
圖4-14:教材、年級曁性別與教師控制部分得分的關係149
圖4-15:教材、年級曁性別與革新部分得分的關係154
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