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研究生: 倪志琳
Chi-Lean Ni
論文名稱: 結構教學法對學齡前自閉症兒童學習成效之研究
指導教授: 宋維村
Song, Wei-Cun
林幸台
Lin, Hsin-Tai
學位類別: 博士
Doctor
系所名稱: 特殊教育學系
Department of Special Education
畢業學年度: 87
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 246
中文關鍵詞: 結構教學法學齡前自閉症兒童早期療育
論文種類: 學術論文
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  • 本研究旨在探討結構教學法教導學齡前自閉症兒童學習之成效。由文獻探討可知,美國北卡羅來納大學TEACCH方案所發展的結構教學法對自閉症兒童療育具成效,本研究乃依文獻探討之理論基礎,進行學齡前自閉症兒童教學研究;研究方法採單一受試研究法之多探試設計,研究對象為弘愛自閉症兒童早期療育班之四名學童;學習成效之分析包括學齡前自閉症兒童整體能力發展之變化、個別目標學習之效果、及家長與教師對結構教學法教導成效之評估。
    本研究之研究結果如下:

    壹、結構教學法對學齡前自閉症兒童學習成效之影響
    一、學齡前自閉症兒童整體能力發展
    參與研究之四名學齡前自閉症兒童在「學齡前兒童行為發展量表」、及「心理教育評量表修正版」所評量一般能力發展均有成長;且個別目標實驗教學前後「學齡前兒童行為發展量表」之「速率改變指標」均高於1.0,可知實施實驗教學介入後之發展速率高於介入前之發展速率,亦即結構教學法對不同發展程度之學前自閉症兒童,均能促進其整體能力之正向發展。在發展次領域方面,學童在「學齡前兒童行為發展量表」中概念理解、環境理解之表現,較溝通表達佳;在「心理教育評量表修正版」發展次領域中,認知操作與模仿能力之評量結果,較認知語言為佳。
    二、學前自閉症兒童的個別學習目標效果
    除學童乙在模仿領域之個別學習目標至實驗教學結束仍未通過外,其他學童均通過個別學習目標,亦於追蹤期顯示維持效果,可知結構教學法對四名學童個別學習目標均有正向效果。研究結果亦顯示,結構教學法對不同發展程度的學前自閉症兒童,個別學習目標教學所需期間有長短之差異,即發展商數低的學童較發展商數高的學童個別目標教學所需期間長。
    三、家長及教師對實施結構教學法之評估
    家長認為實施結構教學法,對其教養態度、教養方法、運用結構教學法心得、心情調適方面,均有正向的影響;教師均認為實施結構教學法,對其教教導方式有所助益,亦能運用結構教學法的要素教導學童。家長及教師並對學前自閉症兒童早療方案實施結構教學法方面,提出具體建議。

    貳、學前自閉症兒童早期療育方案之成效

    經為期一年弘愛學前自閉症兒童早期療育方案之規劃、成立、進行療育與研究,從參與研究學童整體能力發展、個別學習目標之達成、及家長與教師的評估意見中,可發現結構教學法為對學前自閉症兒童早期療育有效之可行模式。以Powers (1992)所提出之自閉症兒童早期介入要素:(1)運用行為分析原則之結構化療育,(2)家長參與,(3)儘早展開療育,(4)密集療育,(5)方案規劃著重類化,(6)課程強調社會互動及溝通技巧之發展,(7)療育人員受專業訓練及持續督導,(8)和一般兒童統合教育,以檢視以結構教學法為架構之弘愛學前自閉症兒童早期療育方案,亦驗證結構教學法對學前自閉症兒童療育之效果。

    本研究除對研究結果詳加討論外,依據上述結果,並分別提出對學齡前自閉症兒童早期療育,及未來研究之建議,俾供學前自閉症兒童療育推廣實施之參考。

    The Effects of TEACCH Structure Teaching Strategies to the Learning Outcome of Preschool Children with Autism

    Abstract

    The purpose of this study was to explore the effects of TEACCH structure teaching strategies on enhancing the learning outcome of preschool children with autism. A single-subject research design combined the multiple probe design across subjects with the multiple probe design across behaviors was experimented to four 4-year-old preschoolers from Hong-Ai early intervention program for preschool children with autism. Data were presented by graphic method and analyzed by using visual analysis method. Two instruments, the Chinese Child Developmental Inventory (CCDI), and PsychoEducational Profile Revised (PEP-R) were used to compare the effects of pre and post experimental treatment. In addition, open-question questionnaires and interviews were used for parents and teachers to evaluate the effects of TEACCH structure teaching strategies.

    The results of this study indicated that:
    1.The pre and post measurement of CCDI and PEP-R indicated that the subjects' rate of development during intervention was better than the rate of development at the time intervention began. Besides, they performed better in the areas of comprehension-conceptual, situation comprehension, cognitive performance, and imitation than in the areas of expressive language, and cognitive verbal .

    2.Except for one subject who didn't accomplish one targeted behavior in imitation, all other subjects accomplished their targeted behavior, and showed maintenance effects during follow-up sessions. The visual analysis of the graphic data to the multiple probe design demonstrated the effects of the structure teaching strategies, especially the effects of visual structure.

    3.The feedback from parents and teachers indicated that structure teaching strategies improved their understandings of their children or students, and had positive effects on their attitudes, teaching approaches and adaptation to dealing with them.

    4.The effectiveness of Hong-Ai early intervention program for preschool children with autism was demonstrated using the eight essential components of early intervention for children with autism identified by Powers (1992).

    Further discussion was made based on the above results. Recommendations to early intervention program for preschool children with autism, and suggestions for future studies were offered.

    目 錄 第一章 緒論 1 第一節 研究動機 1 第二節 研究目的與研究問題 6 第三節 名詞釋義 6 第二章 文獻探討 11 第一節 學齡前自閉症兒童之特徵 11 第二節 學齡前自閉症兒童早期療育方案 21 第三節 結構教學法對自閉症兒童學習之成效 31 第三章 研究方法 37 第一節 研究對象 37 第二節 研究設計 41 第三節 研究工具 45 第四節 實驗教學場所與程序 50 第五節 信效度考驗 57 第六節 資料處理 59 第四章 結果分析 62 第一節 學童整體能力發展變化分析 62 第二節 學童個別化學習目標效果分析 83 第三節 家長及教師意見調查分析 107 第四節 綜合分析 157 第五章 討 論 169 第一節 結構教學法對學前自閉症兒童學習成效之 影響 169 第二節 學前自閉症兒童早期療育方案之成效 174 第六章 結論與建議 183 第一節 結論 183 第二節 研究限制 185 第三節 建議 187 參考文獻 195 附錄 附錄一 家長同意書 218 附錄二 結構教學法對學前自閉症兒童學習成效意見 調查表(家長用) 220 附錄三 結構教學法對學前自閉症兒童學習成效意見 調查表(教師用) 222 附錄四 短期目標記錄表 224 附錄五 教學記錄表 225 附錄六 「學齡前兒童行為發展量表」評量資料例舉 226 附錄七 「心理教育評量表修正版」評量資料例舉 231 附錄八 學童個別行為目標教學與測試歷程例舉 234 附錄九 學童短期目標記錄表例舉 244 表 次 表2-1 自閉症兒童學前教育方案實施概況表 25 表3-1  研究對象基本資料及評量結果(86年9月) 40 表3-2  研究對象之個別教學目標 46 表4-1 學童甲CCDI發展評量結果對照表 65 表4-2 學童甲PEP-R發展分數對照表 67 表4-3 學童乙CCDI發展評量結果對照表 71 表4-4 學童乙PEP-R發展分數對照表 72 表4-5 學童丙CCDI發展評量結果對照表 75 表4-6 學童丙PEP-R發展分數對照表 77 表4-7 學童丁CCDI發展評量結果對照表 80 表4-8 學童丁PEP-R發展分數對照表 82 表4-9 學童甲目標行為階段內變化分析表 87 表4-10 學童甲目標行為相鄰階段間變化分析表 87 表4-11 學童乙目標行為階段內變化分析表 92 表4-12 學童乙目標行為相鄰階段間變化分析表 92 表4-13 學童丙目標行為階段內變化分析表 97 表4-14 學童丙目標行為相鄰階段間變化分析表 97 表4-15 學童丁目標行為階段內變化分析表 103 表4-16 學童丁目標行為相鄰階段間變化分析表 103 圖 次 圖3-1 弘愛學前自閉症兒童早期療育班教室情境配置圖 52 圖3-2 個別化作業系統 54 圖3-3 學童個別學習目標視覺結構 55 圖4-1 家長填寫CCDI圖:學童甲 66 圖4-2 教師填寫CCDI圖:學童甲 66 圖4-3 PEP-R發展分數圖:學童甲 67 圖4-4 家長填寫CCDI圖:學童乙 70 圖4-5 教師填寫CCDI圖:學童乙 70 圖4-6 PEP-R發展分數圖:學童乙 72 圖4-7 家長填寫CCDI圖:學童丙 76 圖4-8 教師填寫CCDI圖:學童丙 76 圖4-9 PEP-R發展分數圖:學童丙 77 圖4-10 家長填寫CCDI圖:學童丁 81 圖4-11 教師填寫CCDI圖:學童丁 81 圖4-12 PEP-R發展分數圖:學童丁 82 圖4-13 學童甲學習目標百分比折線圖 85 圖4-14 學童乙學習目標百分比折線圖 91 圖4-15 學童丙學習目標百分比折線圖 96 圖4-16 學童丁學習目標百分比折線圖 102

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