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This study aims to explore the optimization of junior high school Chinese homework based on the combination of the SOLO (Structure of the Observed Learning Outcome) classification evaluation theory and the UbD (Understanding by Design) model. Through a cross-sectional analysis, the hierarchical structure of homework design is dissected, and the optimization process of homework design is operationally unfolded, constructing an optimization model for “UbD” homework design based on the SOLO classification evaluation theory. Homework cases for the ninth grade Chinese textbook were designed, and the application effectiveness and theoretical value of this model were verified through case operations. Chapter 1 conducts a horizontal analysis of the structural levels of homework optimization and categorizes homework design into four levels based on the SOLO classification evaluation theory: U (uni-structural level), M (multi-structural level), R (relational level), and E (extended abstract level). Each level explores the characteristics and thinking patterns of homework and proposes grading criteria for hierarchical evaluation of Chinese homework based on the SOLO classification theory, providing clear structural guidance for homework design. Chapter 2 delves into the specific application of the UbD (Understanding by Design) model in homework design from a vertical operational perspective, including the clarity of expected learning outcomes, determination of reasonable assessment evidence, and the design of learning experiences and teaching stages. By comparing with traditional homework design, it discusses the advantages of the UbD model and its potential application in junior high school Chinese homework. Chapter 3 builds an optimized UbD homework model based on the SOLO classification evaluation theory. Through analyzing the adaptability of the integration of SOLO theory and UbD model, it demonstrates the importance and value of integrating the SOLO classification evaluation theory into UbD homework design. The chapter also introduces the structural framework of UbD homework design based on the SOLO classification evaluation theory, including key elements such as layered goal setting, rich evaluation evidenc, and progressive learning experiences. It further delves into the specific process of UbD homework design for junior high school Chinese based on the SOLO classification evaluation theory. Additionally, it discusses the reflection steps of UbD homework design based on the SOLO classification evaluation theory, including the UbD reflection adjustment process and “reproducibility coefficient” method for quality analysis of homework design, in order to improve the effectiveness and quality of homework design. Through this chapter, readers can obtain practical guidance and suggestions for optimizing homework design for junior high school Chinese. Chapter 4 conducts a comprehensive analysis of the current junior high school Chinese homework system by investigating the status quo of junior high school Chinese homework. It evaluates the advantages and shortcomings of the current junior high school Chinese textbook homework from four aspects: the volume of questions, types of homework, knowledge dimensions, and cognitive process dimensions. This analysis also provides an important reference for the subsequent investigation of the application status of homework. The second section further shifts to the practical application level, investigating the current status of junior high school Chinese homework, including students' attitudes towards homework, the quality of homework completion, and the feedback mechanism for homework. This provides empirical support for optimizing homework design. The third section turns to an international perspective, analyzing the homework system of the Thai textbook “Experience Chinese”. This cross-cultural comparative study not only helps to understand the similarities and differences in homework design under different cultural backgrounds but also provides references and insights for the improvement of junior high school Chinese homework in China. Through the analysis and investigation from multiple dimensions, this chapter thoroughly explores the current status of junior high school Chinese homework, providing strong support and a basis for the optimization of homework design. Chapter 5 demonstrates the application of the UbD homework optimization model based on the SOLO theory through case studies of optimized homework design. It presents a complete process of homework optimization from determining learning objectives, designing homework and corresponding evaluation, to reflection on homework design. Based on the compiled junior high school Chinese textbook, the application effect and theoretical value of this model have been verified through practical operations. In conclusion, the whole research is reflected from a theoretical perspective, exploring the achievements and shortcomings of optimizing homework based on the SOLO classification evaluation theory, and proposing future research directions and improvement opportunities. This study has constructed a systematic theory framework for optimizing homework, and through case studies, demonstrated the practical application value of this model in teaching. It provides new perspectives and methods for junior high school Chinese homework design, as well as theoretical and practical foundations for future educational reforms. The research results are not only beneficial for improving students' Chinese learning effectiveness but also have important implications for current Chinese language teaching. |
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