The purpose of this study was to explore the teaching effects and the rising of students' creativity based on constructivist learning environment with creative-problem-solving theory. One hundred and fourteen China University of Technology students (male=71, 62.3%; female=43, 37.7%, average age=18) participated in the experiment. Action research, paired-t test and teaching effectiveness questionnaire were conducted in analyzing the students' response and the collected data. The results showed that constructivism learning were effective in flexibility (t=-2.85, p<.01) but ineffective in fluency (t=2.63, p<.05). In General, participants showed positive attitudes in constructivism learning environment.
The purpose of this study was to explore the teaching effects and the rising of students' creativity based on constructivist learning environment with creative-problem-solving theory. One hundred and fourteen China University of Technology students (male=71, 62.3%; female=43, 37.7%, average age=18) participated in the experiment. Action research, paired-t test and teaching effectiveness questionnaire were conducted in analyzing the students' response and the collected data. The results showed that constructivism learning were effective in flexibility (t=-2.85, p<.01) but ineffective in fluency (t=2.63, p<.05). In General, participants showed positive attitudes in constructivism learning environment.