A Quantitative Study on Attitudes of Web-Based Mathematic Competition in Different Learning Stages students in Taiwan

The study mainly investigates the students’ attitudes toward mathematic learning and web-based mathematic competition in different learning stages in Taiwan. This study was to conduct an online survey, which is driven by three issues: (1) What are the differences in mathematical learning attitudes with the web-based mathematics competition in the different learning stages (2) Is there any significant difference between students’ mathematical learning attitudes to take part in the webbased mathematics competition in the different learning stages? (3) Is there any correlation between students’ mathematical learning attitudes, the participators’ motivation and the attitudes of students’ took part in the web-based mathematics competition? The research targets of this study are 277 students, including 207(74.7%) boys and 70(25.3%) girls. The collected data of this study was analyzed by descriptive statistics, one-way ANOVA, Scheffe’ method and Pearson’s product-moment correlation. Following are the results of the study: There is significant motivational difference between elementary school and junior high school students to participate the web-based mathematic competition and there are middle relationships between students’ mathematical learning attitudes, the participators’ motivation and the attitudes of students’ took part in the web-based mathematics competition.