• 沒有找到結果。

第五章 結論與建議

第二節 後續研究建議

考量到研究的影響限制,本研究提出三項未來研究建議:

一、擴大取樣範圍

本研究的資料蒐集範圍以桃園市的國小與國中學生為主,因此,未來可擴大 取樣地區與學齡層範圍,以強化本研究結果的推論性。

二、採用質量混合的研究方法

本研究屬於量化研究,研究中僅透過統計驗證結果來討論構面宇構面之間的 關係,而對於影響補習學習者知更深層因素,在本研究中無法獲得,因此未來可 增加如深度訪談、焦點團體與觀察法等質性研究方法 來探討影響學習投入與持續 補習意願的影響因素。

三、探討補習與學習成效之關係

另外,在研究中並未討論到補習與學習成效之間的關係,然而學習成效是檢 視教育成果重要的一環。因此,本研究亦建議未來可探討二者之間的關係性。

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