英文摘要 |
This study investigated the effectiveness of multimedia instruction on oral expressive ability to elementary students with mild intellectual disabilities. The subjects were three students with mild Intellectual Disabilities from elementary school in Taipei City, Taiwan. A single-subject experimental design of multiple probe design across subjects was used to evaluate the effects. The independent variable was web multimedia illustrated book, and the dependent variables were number of total words, number of different words, corrected type token ratio, total number ungrammatical utterances, and total number of mazes. The conclusions of this study were as follows: (a) An instant effect and a maintenance effect of number of total words were found. (b) An instant effect and a maintenance effect of number of different words were found. (c) Corrected type token ratio was increased on both effects. (d) An instant effect was found on number of ungrammatical utterance, however, the maintenance effect was not significant. (e) The total number of mazes was decreased, and both instant and maintenance effects were found. (f) The result of the interviews showed that the teachers and the parents hold positive views on this teaching program. The social validity of this manipulation was confirmed. |