英文摘要 |
Scientific invention story is a common method in popularization of science and education. It is also a crucial medium for the students to understand science knowledge and the invention process. The readers' cognition of story depends on the progress of annotation explanatory between story schema and story grammar. The study conducted qualitative narrative interview to explore the elaborative inference and organizational thinking of whole story development of annotation explanatory during the process of reading hypertext story via digital interface and face the incomplete syntax structure by the readers. In addition, the study used the theory of story grammar as the foundation firstly based on the context and monomyth of typical characteristic from Campbell (1949) and story theories from Rumelhart (1975). The authors had written the story of 'The Dream of Wright Brothers', and presented by hypertext structure. The empirical research had been conducted and used the method of the qualitative narrative interviews and text analysis to investigate narrative process of elementary students in the hypertext structure.The interview phase consists of two stages. The first is pilot interview, and experimental material of the hypertext structure of story presents the image of 'dynamic Ferris wheel'. And the preliminary results served as a reference for the formal interview stage, the second phase. The hypertext structure presents the concept of 'the composition of brain'. In this phase, the method of the 'The Active Reviewing Cycle' with semi-structured had been conducted to proceed the narrative interview, and in-depth qualitative analysis.Research findings suggest that the readers initially favored bridge inference in the text clues, of dynamic Ferris wheel. The story context could be regarded as the linear development. However, in the second phase of the composition of brain, the readers could make statement by use elaborative inference ability from the past related reading experience and representation from the story schema of them. In the non-linear hypertext structure as the story context, it is easy for readers to have organizational thinking and elaborative inference of the narrative. The authors hope that research findings can assist the references of scientific story creation, creative thinking and design of digital narrative by elementary students in the future. |