英文摘要 |
This study took action research and Phonics to English course for three students with learning disabilities in the junior high school resource room for 15 weeks, to find out difficulties that might occur during English implementation, coping strategies, the changing learning results, methods, and attitudes of students, and the reflection of the researcher. According to the research findings, first, in the implementation of Phonics teaching, students with LD had difficulties in recognizing similar letters of the alphabet, and confused with some alphabet pronunciations. The teacher offered simple strategies of recognition, and used demonstrations, adjustments, and practices for them. In addition, students easily forgot or confused the meaning of the words. The teacher used multiple teaching and practices repeatedly to solve the difficulties. Second, the students learned pronunciation and spelling, and knew the keys to learn English. Besides, they learned to connect the English word to the meaning, and their word recognition skills were improved. On the other hand, Phonics can arouse the students’ participation in course. However, Phonics can’t change all students’ learning attitudes. Then, teacher should plan the English curriculum and instruction care-fully, and develop students’ comprehensive ability combined with listening, speaking, read-ing and writing. Finally, teacher should adjust the course schedule, uses multiple teaching methods, and control instructional time flexibly. Teacher could need to promote students' independence of learning English, and reduce their dependence. |