本研究主要在探討國中學生對於立體圖形在平面上呈現時,其判別組成要素間關係的情形及其解題表現是否與 Van Hiele 幾何思考層次有關,並進一步探討立體圖形旋轉因素是否對學生判別組成要素關係的表現造成影響。研究者採用混合研究法,以新北市某所國中146名八年級學生為研究對象,其中男生有78人,女生有68人,於2017年4月期間,對全體樣本正式施測 Van Hiele 幾何思考層次測驗及立體圖形組成要素關係判別測驗,並根據 Van Hiele 幾何思考層次測驗的施測結果,抽取12名學生作為訪談對象,針對立體圖形組成要素關係判別測驗的解題情形,進行一對一半結構式訪談。蒐集學生訪談資料後,進行資料的整理與分析,並得出結論如下: 一、國中學生在視覺線索與答案一致的問題表現優於與答案不一致的問題。 二、不同 Van Hiele 幾何思考層次的國中學生在視覺線索與答案不一致的問題出現表現上的差異。 三、不同 Van Hiele 幾何思考層次的國中學生對於平面中呈現立體圖形組成要素關係的判別策略是不同的。 四、國中學生判別立體圖形組成要素的表現不受圖形旋轉因素的影響。 針對研究結果,本研究提出未來教學及研究上的建議。
This study aims at exploring students’ performance of solving questions related to three-dimensional graphics which were represented in a plane, discussing its relationship to Van Hiele geometric thinking levels, and further exploring if the rotation of the three-dimensional graphics is a factor that affects the performance of students to determine the relationship between the elements in a three-dimensional graphic. The researchers used a mixed research method to study 146 eighth graders of a junior high school in New Taipei City. Among them, there were 78 boys and 68 girls. During April 2017, Van Hiele Geometric Thinking Level Test and Three Dimensional Graphic Component Relationship Judgment Test were applied to all samples. According to the results of Van Hiele Geometric Thinking Level Test, 12 students were selected as the interview objects, and were given semi-structured interviews to explore their problem-solving strategies. Data are collected and analyzed, and the conclusions are as follows: 1.Junior high school students perform better in problems which the visual cues and answers are consistent than those are inconsistent. 2.Students with different Van Hiele geometric thinking levels perform differently in questions which the visual cue and the answer are inconsistent. 3.Students with different Van Hiele geometric thinking levels apply different strategies in solving problems related to three-dimensional graphics which were represented in a plane. 4.The rotation of the graphics is not a factor that affects students’ performance. Based on the research results, suggestions for teaching and future study are provided.