教育心理與輔導學系
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本系設立於民國五十七年八月。民國三十五年本校成立時,即在教育系內成立心理實驗室。四十七年教育系成立心理學組,並將心理實驗室擴充為心理實驗中心。五十七年正式成立教育心理學系。六十九年在進修部成立教育心理學系,分設輔導組和特教組,為中小學教師提供進修機會。六十八年教育部鑑於各級學校輔導工作之日益重要,乃准以教育心理學系現有師資及設備為基礎,成立輔導研究所碩士班。民國七十六年更奉准成立博士班,培育高級輔導人員,同年將系(所)名稱更改為教育心理與輔導學系(所),並簡稱為心輔系(所)。民國八十三年,因應新大學法頒佈,將系所名稱合一,統稱為教育心理與輔導學系(簡稱為心輔系)。
本校校區可分為本部(包括教育學院、文學院、藝術學院)及分部(理學院)。本系位於本部教育學院大樓五、六樓。
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Item Using web-based progressively focused self- and peer-assessment to enhance students' reflective thinking and performance on hypermedia design(2003-06-28) Sung, Y. T.; Lin, C. S.; Chiou, S. K.; Chang, K. E.Item Use of hierarchical hyper concept map in web-based courses(2001-11-15) Sung, Y. T.; Chiou, S. K.; Chang, K. E.Item Web-SPA: A web-based self- and peer-assessment system with multiple functions and friendly interface for teachers(2003-03-29) Sung, Y. T.; Chiou, S. K.; Ho. H. T.; Chang, K. E.Item The design and application of a Web-based self- and peer-assessment system(ELSEVIER, 2005-09-01) Sung, Y. T.; Chang, K. E.; Chiou, S. K.; Hou, H. T.This study describes the web-based self- and peer-assessments system, or the Web-SPA, which has been shown to provide teachers with a flexible interface with which to arrange various self- and peer-assessment procedures. Secondly, this study examines the effects of the application of the progressively focused self- and peer-assessment (PFSPA) procedures that are made available with the Web-SPA. In an evaluative study with 76 third-graders (14 or 15 years old) of junior school, it has been found that the upon completion of the PFSPA activities, the students demonstrate greater objectivity in their self-assessment scores; it has also been shown that significant consistency is found between the students’ self- and peer-assessments results and that the assessment results of teachers. Furthermore, the quality of the students’ works improved after the assessment activities.Item Use of hierarchical hyper concept map in web-based courses(Baywood Publishing Co., Inc., 2002-01-01) Chang, K. E.; Sung, Y. T.; Chiou, S. K.The study proposes a hierarchical hyper concept map (or HHCM) course system. A HHCM course consists of a navigation map, concept maps, and hypermedia documents. The navigation map is a guide to the course, illustrating how the course is composed of learning units. The concept map demonstrates the conceptual structure of each unit, and each node in the HHCM is linked to the hypermedia document, which has a more detailed illustration of the concept. Such a combination for the HHCM course can be viewed as a three-dimensional structure of course representation. The effects of HHCM as a course representation were empirically tested. The experimental results found that students who learn from the course represented by HHCM achieve better learning than those who learn from a linearly represented course. Moreover, students can learn more efficiently than those who learn from the course represented by navigation maps. These findings suggest that the HHCM has a good potential as a device for designing Web-based courses.