英文摘要 |
The Purpose of this study was to figure out the differences in idea generation, writing performances, and other factors influencing writing of junior high school students with and without learning disabilities. Idea generation content, written products, observation records and interview results collected from participants were analyzed by methods of means, standard deviations, Mann-Whitney U tests, and effects sizes. The primary results showed that there were no significant differences in idea generation including time before idea generation, propositions of idea generation, time during idea generation, and rate of idea generation among students with and without learning disabilities. Though there were no differences in time during writing, the other writing performances including propositions of written products, rate of writing, and scores of written products of students with learning disabilities were worse than the outcomes of students without learning disabilities. At last, factors correlated with writing including working memory, dictation abilities, and discourse knowledge of students with learning disabilities were worse than those of students without learning disabilities. |