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Wen-Xin Zhang; Ying-Shao Hsu; Yu-Ting Ho; Cheng-Chueh Liu

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社会性科学议题决策学习模组的成效

Effects of a SSI-Based Learning Module on Students' Decision-Making Abilities

张文馨(Wen-Xin Zhang) ；许瑛玿(Ying-Shao Hsu) ；何玉婷(Yu-Ting Ho) ；刘承珏(Cheng-Chueh Liu)

教育科学研究期刊； 68 卷 1 期 (2023 / 03 / 01) ， P167 - 198

繁体中文;英文 DOI： 10.6209/JORIES.202303_68(1).0006

决策；决策能力；协作学习；社会性科学议题； decision-making ； decision-making ability ； collaborative learning ； socioscientific issues

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Research Motivation and Purpose. The Curriculum Guidelines of 12-Year Basic Education in Taiwan emphasize the cultivation of students' core literacy and encourage teachers to design and implement cross-disciplinary courses in an issue-oriented manner (National Institute of Education, 2014). Core competency is defined as "all information, ability, and attitude that a person should possess to equip him or her for daily life and for tackling future challenges" (National Institute of Education, 2014). Accordingly, social science issues (SSIs) can be a suitable approach for curriculum design to cultivate students' core competencies. An SSI curriculum enables students to obtain knowledge across different disciplines; resolve dilemmas with others in a critical but respectful manner; and develop higher-order thinking skills such as argumentation, reasoning, and decision-making (Zohar & Nemet, 2002). These goals correspond to that of the new Curriculum Guidelines of 12-Year Basic Education in Taiwan, which is to cultivate the ability to solve real problems among students. Although studies have confirmed that SSI-based teaching can improve students' understanding of scientific concepts and enhance their higher-order thinking skills such as argumentation and problem solving (Kolstø, 2001; Sadler, 2004), these studies have mostly focused on students' performance in decision-making tasks, such as informal reasoning or argumentation, and less on the cultivation of students' multiple abilities such as cross-domain thinking, the balance of interests, and reflection. Therefore, the present study analyzed the literature on the SSI teaching approach to decision-making to develop learning modules that will help students make rational decisions. Literature Review. SSIs involve various conflicting claims and viewpoints, and decision-making refers to an individual's process of collecting, interpreting, weighing, and critiquing data in comparison with various competing alternatives to determine a reasonable choice (Kortland, 1996). Many scholars have proposed different frameworks to describe the decision-making behavior of individuals faced with dilemmas such as SSIs. For example, in 1997, Ratcliffe proposed six decision-making steps: option, criterion, information, evaluation, choice, and reflection. Based on the theory of human infinite rationality, Kortland (1996) proposed a normative model of decision-making, which involves identifying issues, proposing criteria, and interpreting. It further involves evaluating the alternatives, making decisions, acting on the decisions, and monitoring the outcome. Betsch and Haberstroh (2005) proposed a three-phase decision-making architecture, including the preselectional phase, the selectional phase, and the postselectional phase. Lee and Grace (2012) divided SSI-related decision-making into three stages based on the differentiation and consolidation theory proposed by Svenson (1996): identification of issues, differentiation, and consolidation. Fang et al. (2019) reviewed and compared the abovementioned decision-making frameworks. Based on the definitions and descriptions by scholars, they recognized three main components, including formulate the decision-making space, posit a decision-making strategy, and reflect on the decision-making process. This study developed the SSI decision-making learning module based on Fang et al. and Svenson. Thus, it involved three stages: identification of issues, differentiation, and consolidation. Research Method. This study used a single-group pretest-posttest design to explore the impact of the proposed module on students' decision-making abilities. Two high school earth-science teachers were invited to develop an SSI decision-making learning module in collaboration with the researchers. The module was taught by one of the teachers and was implemented in the Earth Science elective course in a senior high school for girls in Taipei City. The total number of students evaluated was 172. In the SSI decision-making learning module developed in this study, the issue of coastline change is the decision-making context, and the learning module was developed on a collaborative web-based inquiry science environment (CWISE), an open learning platform modified from the WISE website developed by the University of California, Berkeley. This platform mainly provides an online teaching environment to assist teachers in integrating various learning materials, and it provides teaching scaffolding and even assessment tools. The SSI decision-making learning module developed in this study combines various types of data and presents them in different forms (such as the pre- and post-test, and the worksheets) to guide students in the SSI situation. Based on the research question, two variables were examined: students' decision-making ability while using the learning module and that after using the learning module. The students' decision-making ability while using the learning module was mainly examined based on students' answers to guiding questions in the learning module, whereas the students' decision-making ability after using the learning module was examined using a decision-making ability test based on the three-stage decision-making framework. Results. The results of the t test indicate that students' decision-making ability significantly improved in the three decision-making stages after the learning module. Moreover, students' average scores in the posttest were close to the highest score in two dimensions (identification of issues, and consolidation). The results revealed that the learning module designed in this study successfully prompted students to consider issues from multiple perspectives, improved students' use of compensatory methods to measure competitive solutions, and enabled them to accurately assess the quality of their own decisions. The analysis results revealed that students considered at least two aspects to make decisions in the learning module, and most groups could use compensatory methods to make decisions. Although students (15 groups) reported that they favored the use of compensatory methods, they made mistakes while applying them or failed to correctly weigh different aspects of the criteria or, sometimes, confused them with the deletion method. These findings showed that the students did not have a thorough understanding of the compensatory method, indicating that the compensatory method is more cumbersome than the deletion method and may be more difficult to perform and be error-prone for the students. Discussion and Suggestions. The study subjects were all female high school students. Due to the limitations in the research sample acquisition process, this study could not explore the decision-making performance in this learning module by gender. Therefore, future empirical research should be conducted to assess the decision-making performance in both genders. In addition, in the consolidation stage, this study evaluated the students' performance of whether they can accurately assess the quality of their own decision by using students' self-reports on a 5-point scale. However, students may not fully understand the purpose of metacognition and are thus unsure of their answers to the relevant question. Relevant studies (Zhang & Hsu, 2021) have reported that the failure to respond to specific assessment items may lead to students not knowing the status of the assessment subject, which may further affect the accuracy of their assessment and their learning. Therefore, future studies should provide the specific criteria for students to evaluate their quality of decision. For example, Hsu and Lin (2017) provided the standards of a good criteria. They asked students to recheck if their criteria matched those standards. Finally, this study found students find it difficult to learn how to correctly use compensatory methods in SSI decision-making tasks, and other factors may affect this difficulty of students. Different situations may also affect students' decision-making processes. Therefore, future research should identify these factors and conduct delayed tests of decision-making ability to understand the continuation effect of the developed learning module.

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林昇邦、许瑛玿（2017）。高中学生决策能力与气候变迁调适素养改变之教学研究。科学教育学刊，25（S），413-437。https://doi.org/10.6173/CJSE.2017.25S.01 【Lin, S.-P., & Hsu, Y.-S. (2017). A teaching research on improvements of eleventh graders’decision-making abilities and climate change adaptability literacy. Chinese Journal of Science Educaion, 25(S), 413-437. https://doi.org/10.6173/CJSE.2017.25S.01】
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张文馨、许瑛玿（2021）。高中生在社会性科学议题决策中的反思与评估。科学教育学刊，29（2），113-135。https://doi.org/10.6173/CJSE.202106_29(2).0002 【Zhang, W.-X., & Hsu, Y.-S. (2021). Senior high school students’ reflection and evaluation of decision-making process regarding a socioscientific issue. Chinese Journal of Science Educaion, 29(2), 113-135. https://doi.org/10.6173/CJSE.202106_29(2).0002】
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Acar, O., Turkmen, L., & Roychoudhury, A. (2010). Student difficulties in socio-scientific argumentation and decision-making research findings: Crossing the borders of two research lines. International Journal of Science Education, 32(9), 1191-1206. https://doi.org/10.1080/　09500690902991805
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Atabey, N., & Topçu, M. S. (2017). The development of a socioscientific issues-based curriculum unit for middle school students: Global warming issue. International Journal of Education in Mathematics, Science and Technology, 5(3), 153-170. https://doi.org/10.18404/ijemst.296027
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Balgopal, M. M., Wallace, A. M., & Dahlberg, S. (2017). Writing from different cultural contexts: How college students frame an environmental SSI through written arguments. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 54(2), 195-218. https://doi.org/10.1002/tea.21342
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