摘 要 本研究旨在探討以阿美族為對象的國小原住民學生之創造潛能及創造性環境。首先進行調查研究法,以城市248位、山地鄉249位國小原住民為研究對象,「威廉創造性傾向量表」、「影響創造力環境因素問卷」為研究工具,並進一步以較具明顯創造力特質的城市、山地鄉國小原住民及城市一般學生各40位配對進行「威廉斯創造性思考活動」。最後再與城市及山地鄉中具優異創造潛能國小原住民學生、及其家長與教師各四組進行訪談。量表及問卷資料以變異數分析及事後比較等方式進行統計考驗,訪談結果則進行內容分析處理。本研究主要結果如下:一、國小原住民學生創造力特質分析與比較方面 1.兩個地區挑戰心與好奇心皆較明顯,想像力皆較弱。 2.兩個地區有許多相似優勢特質與弱勢特質。 3.整體創造力特質為中、低程度的山地鄉國小原住民男生 普遍好奇心較強;高程度的國小原住民女生普遍挑戰 性較男生強。 4. 兩個地區優異創造潛能原住民個案可以發現「樂天」、「易自得其樂」、「純真」、「率性」、「較不在乎他人想法與感覺」、「多才多藝與趣廣泛」與「獨立」等共同特質。二、國小原住民學生創造性環境分析與比較方面 (一)家庭方面 1.城市地區國小原住民學生知覺「資源提供」優於山地鄉。 2.兩個地區皆以「民主」變項較支持,「資源提供」較不 支持創造力發展。 (二)學校方面 1.山地鄉國小原住民學生知覺「教師風格」優於城市地區。 2.皆以「教師風格」較為支持,「開放」最不能支持創造 力發展。 (三) 兩地國小原住民學生對於家庭及學校環境皆知覺許多相似的有利條件與不利條件。 (四) 國小原住民女生比男生知覺較多學校「開放」、「同儕關係」與「整體學校」的支持。 (五) 除學校的「開放」之外,創造力特質較明顯的國小原住民學生獲得其他環境變項的支持皆較多。 (六) 現有環境對於具優異創造潛能個案的影響相當深遠,學校教育多半較有正面影響。三、創造思考能力的分析與比較 城市、山地鄉國小原住民與城市一般學生僅於開放性有差異,(城市一般學生高於山地鄉原住民),其餘向度未見差異。四、優異創造潛能個案之分析 1. 所有個案因環境而獨立自主,在校參與許多活動並得 到認同。 2. 城市個案多較擅長表演藝術、山地鄉個案多較擅長視覺藝術,且其才能與與趣的發展是多元的。 3. 所有個案創造動機多屬「內在動機」,他人與個案本身對於創意產品多有正面評價。 4. 城市與山地鄉地區文化保存皆不足,個案創意作品甚少見到原住民文化之融入。 5. 大部份個案多能對原住民文化認同,大多喜歡參加原住民文化活動,唯城市個案4除外。 6. 城鄉個案多能依本身興趣持續發揮創意,並願從原住民文化中發揮創意,教師及家長多半支持或尊重。根據上述結果,本研究對未來原住民創造力評量教學與研究提出建議。 Abstract The purposes of this study were to explore the creativie potential and creative environment of the elementary students of Amis Tribe. First,the investigation research was conducted on 248 aborigine students in urban schools and 249 aborigine students in mountain region schools through “CAP/Test of Divergent Feeling”and“Eenvironmental influential factors on creativity questionnaire”. Furthermore, the assessment on aborigine students from cities and mountain regions and ordinary students from cities with more evident creative characteristics were selected and grouped into 40 pairs through “CAP/ Test of Divergent Thinking ”.Finally, researcher conducted interviews with both four urban and four suburb groups, each group includes creative aborigine student, his(her) parents and teacher. Data of the scales and questionnaires were analyzed by ANOVA and posteriori comparisions, and the qualitative data were analyzed by ‘‘analytic induction’’. The main findings were as follows: A. Analysis and comparison on creative characteristics of the aborigine students in elementary schools. 1. Aborigine students from both areas had more apparent spirit of adventure and curiosity, but were weak in imagination. 2. Aborigine students in both areas had many similar strengths and weaknesses on creative characteristics. 3. Aborigine boys with middle to low total creative characteristics from mountain regions elementary schools usually had intense curiosity; while Aborigine girls with high total creative characteristics generally had higher spirit of challenge than their male counterparts. 4. Aborigine students with extraordinary creative potentials from both areas were found to possess the following similarities: “optimistic”, “capable of finding own entertainment”, “innocent”, “bohemian”, “pay less attention to the opinion or feelings of others”, “multitalented and varied interests”, and “independent”. B. Analysis and comparison on creative environment of the aborigine students in elementary schools. (A) Home environment 1. Aborigine students in cities felt that “resource availability” was better than in the mountain region. 2. Aborigine students from both areas were more supportive of “democratic” and less supportive of “resource availability”. (B) School environment 1. Aborigine students in mountain regions felt that “teaching style” was better than in the cities. 2. Aborigine students from both areas were more supportive of “teaching style” and “openness” is most unconducive for their development of creativity. (C) Aborigine students from both areas sensed similar advantages and disadvantages in terms of home and school environment. (D) Aborigine girls were more supportive of the “openness”, “peer relationship” and “the whole school” variables than aborigine boys. (E) Aside from the school’s variable “liberalization”, aborigine students with higher total creative characteristics were more supportive of the other variables in the home and school environment categories. (F) Existing environmental conditions had a highly far-reaching influence on the extraordinary creative potential cases; while school education manifested a positive majority influence. C. Analysis and comparative study on creative thinking A Difference was noted between the “openness” of aborigine students in mountain regions and that of the ordinary students in cities. (Ordinary students in cities had higher scores than aborigine students in mountain regions.) No differences were noted in the other variables. D. Analysis of extraordinary creative potential cases 1. All cases are independent and self-supporting due to their environment .They participated in numerous activities in their schools and gain acceptance. 2. The cases in cities were quite proficient in performance arts; while cases mountain region in visual arts, moreover the development of talents and interests of these csaes are diverse. 3. Most of the creative motivation of all cases is of “internal motivations”, the cases and other people mostly express positive evaluation for the creative products. 4. The preservation for their culture in urban and mountain regions is insufficient. The spirit of ethnic aboriginal culture rarely appear in cases’ creative works . 5. Most of the cases recognized their aborigine culture. Most of them like to attend aborigine cultural activities, exception for cases 4 in the city. 6. The cases in urban and suburb regions mostly are able to continuously develop their creativity based on their own interests and are willing to develop creativity from the ideas of aborigine culture. Most of their teachers and parents expressed support or respect. Implications for instruction,assessment and further research of aborigine students’creativity are recommended on basis of the results of this study.
The purposes of this study were to explore the creativie potential and creative environment of the elementary students of Amis Tribe. First,the investigation research was conducted on 248 aborigine students in urban schools and 249 aborigine students in mountain region schools through “CAP/ Test of Divergent Feeling”and“Eenvironmental influential factors on creativity questionnaire”. Furthermore, the assessment on aborigine students from cities and mountain regions and ordinary students from cities with more evident creative characteristics were selected and grouped into 40 pairs through “CAP/ Test of Divergent Thinking ”.Finally, researcher conducted interviews with both four urban and four suburb groups, each group includes creative aborigine student, his(her) parents and teacher. Data of the scales and questionnaires were analyzed by ANOVA and posteriori comparisions, and the qualitative data were analyzed by ‘‘analytic induction’’. The main findings were as follows: A. Analysis and comparison on creative characteristics of the aborigine students in elementary schools. 1. Aborigine students from both areas had more apparent spirit of adventure and curiosity, but were weak in imagination. 2. Aborigine students in both areas had many similar strengths and weaknesses on creative characteristics. 3. Aborigine boys with middle to low total creative characteristics from mountain regions elementary schools usually had intense curiosity; while Aborigine girls with high total creative characteristics generally had higher spirit of challenge than their male counterparts. 4. Aborigine students with extraordinary creative potentials from both areas were found to possess the following similarities: “optimistic”, “capable of finding own entertainment”, “innocent”, “bohemian”, “pay less attention to the opinion or feelings of others”, “multitalented and varied interests ”, and “independent”. B. Analysis and comparison on creative environment of the aborigine students in elementary schools. (A) Home environment 1. Aborigine students in cities felt that “resource availability” was better than in the mountain region. 2. Aborigine students from both areas were more supportive of “democratic” and less supportive of “resource availability”. (B) School environment 1. Aborigine students in mountain regions felt that “teaching style” was better than in the cities. 2. Aborigine students from both areas were more supportive of “teaching style ” and “openness” is most unconducive for their development of creativity. (C) Aborigine students from both areas sensed similar advantages and disadvantages in terms of home and school environment. (D) Aborigine girls were more supportive of the “openness”, “peer relationship” and “the whole school” variables than aborigine boys. (E) Aside from the school’s variable “liberalization”, aborigine students with higher total creative characteristics were more supportive of the other variables in the home and school environment categories. (F) Existing environmental conditions had a highly far-reaching influence on the extraordinary creative potential cases; while school education manifested a positive majority influence. C. Analysis and comparative study on creative thinking A Difference was noted between the “openness” of aborigine students in mountain regions and that of the ordinary students in cities. (Ordinary students in cities had higher scores than aborigine students in mountain regions.) No differences were noted in the other variables. D. Analysis of extraordinary creative potential cases 1. All cases are independent and self-supporting due to their environment . They participated in numerous activities in their schools and gain acceptance. 2. The cases in cities were quite proficient in performance arts; while cases mountain region in visual arts, moreover the development of talents and interests of these csaes are diverse. 3. Most of the creative motivation of all cases is of “internal motivations ”, the cases and other people mostly express positive evaluation for the creative products. 4. The preservation for their culture in urban and mountain regions is insufficient. The spirit of ethnic aboriginal culture rarely appear in cases’ creative works . 5. Most of the cases recognized their aborigine culture. Most of them like to attend aborigine cultural activities, exception for cases 4 in the city. 6. The cases in urban and suburb regions mostly are able to continuously develop their creativity based on their own interests and are willing to develop creativity from the ideas of aborigine culture. Most of their teachers and parents expressed support or respect. Implications for instruction,assessment and further research of aborigine students’creativity are recommended on basis of the results of this study.
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