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本文曾於泰國 Chulalongkorn University 主辦之 『Pacific Early Childhood EducationResearch Association 9th Annual 研討會』發表。 Chen, Y. (2008, July). Effects of earlyintervention program on promoting children’s coping abilities: Monkey’s coping skills. 其內容經過增刪及修正,特此說明。
本文曾於泰國 Chulalongkorn University 主辦之 『Pacific Early Childhood EducationResearch Association 9th Annual 研討會』發表。 Chen, Y. (2008, July). Effects of earlyintervention program on promoting children’s coping abilities: Monkey’s coping skills. 其內容經過增刪及修正,特此說明。
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Effects of early intervention program on promoting children’s coping abilities:
Monkey’s coping skills.
Abstract
The main purposes of this study were to investigate the influences of an socio-emotional
curriculum—Monkey Ki-Ki’s Coping Skills on children’s coping ability. Major research questions
included: “How did the curriculum implement in the kindergarten? Did the curriculum implement as it
originally planed?” “what were the influences of the curriculum on improving children’s coping
ability? Did it have positive influences on children’s coping ability?” The main participant of this study
was one public kindergarten in Pingtung county. Researchers used teachers’ ratings and reports to do
the process evaluation. Plus, SSQSF and SCSI rating scales were used to do the result evaluation.
Research results show that the “Monkey Ki-Ki’s Coping Skills” curriculum promotes children’s
overall social skills. However, the curriculum does not significantly improve children’s use of copingstrategies. Discussions and suggestions related to the findings were provided in the final section.
Key Words: early childhood education, socio-emotional curriculum, coping ability, social skill, copingstrategy