國小三年級的英文自由書寫活動之意義與價值

Meanings and Values of English Free Writing in a Grade-3 Classroom

張芳琪;張淑儀;李婉容
Fang-Chi Chang;Shu-I Chang;Wan-Jung Lee

Doi：10.3966/181665042015061102003


所屬期刊： 第11卷第2期 「課程與教學」
主編：國立臺灣師範大學科技應用與人力資源發展學系教授
李隆盛
系統編號： vol041_03
主題： 課程與教學
出版年份： 2015
作者： 張芳琪;張淑儀;李婉容
作者(英文)： Fang-Chi Chang;Shu-I Chang;Wan-Jung Lee
論文名稱： 國小三年級的英文自由書寫活動之意義與價值
論文名稱(英文)： Meanings and Values of English Free Writing in a Grade-3 Classroom
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論文頁數： 32
中文關鍵字： 英文書寫;自由書寫;英語文初階課程
英文關鍵字： Fang-Chi Chang;Shu-I Chang;Wan-Jung Lee
服務單位： 國立嘉義大學外國語言學系教授;國立嘉義大學外國語言學系副教授;國立嘉義大學附設實驗國民小學教師
稿件字數： 20424
作者專長： 兒童外語習得、英語教學、兒童讀寫發展
投稿日期： 2014/5/9
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摘要(中文)： 本文主要探討於國小三年級英文教學中，實施「英文自由書寫活動」的意義與學習價值。教學者能透過國小三年級學童在英文自由書寫活動中所產出的作品，瞭解學生的學習狀況，繼而運用「鷹架」設計理念，提供學童適當、具挑戰性的學習激勵。學童除能看到自己的作品、強化個人自信心外，亦能從同學的作品感受多元想法，找到激勵自己持續學習的動力和誘因。另一方面，教師也能追蹤學童書寫能力的發展歷程，逐步提升個別學生的語文知能。作者們於觀察英文自由書寫的教學活動、分析學童作品和教師體驗後發現，不論英語為外語或母語，年幼學習者均呈現類似的書寫特徵，且教師態度從質疑轉為肯定！上述發現除打破「英語為外語的學童沒有英語書寫能力」的迷思外，也凸顯當給予適當的學習機會和活動時，學童能適齡地發展其書寫能力。
摘要(英文)： This paper reports a free English writing project conducted in a grade-3 class. The writing project yielded visible written works as data for examination, which helped the participating teacher in the study gain better understanding of students’ learning. The teacher therefore could plan and provide appropriate scaffolding during instruction. From this project, both researchers and the participating teacher found meangings and values in classroom writing activities. The participating teacher and students who were beginning English writers also better understood these students’ learning progress during the learning process. In addition, the students were motivated to advance forwards in writing by their visible performance on paper. Furthermore, there are two more findings: (1) the participating teacher’s change of attitude to the incorporation of the writing activity, and (2) the similar writing features identified in the written works produced by the young beginning writers in this study and in works by ENL young writers, which seems to imply that EFL young learners could be given early opportunities to learn to write. Besides, there is another finding from the questionnaire that indicates the room for improvement for the writing activity. This paper reports the implementation, observation and findings of this free English writing project.
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