英文摘要 |
This study aims to make the framework of SILL for Japanese Language Learner in Taiwan, by investigating language learning strategies used by 58 good language learners there are teachers (26) and postgraduates (32) in universities of Taiwan, who passed level 1 of Japanese Proficiency Test. This paper reviews representative studies using ”Language Learning Strategies” to identify similarities and differences across learning tasks, and qualitatively analyzes the detail of interviews with teachers and postgraduates. According to the investigation, the results are identified as follows: there is a statistical difference in language learning strategies between Japanese teachers and postgraduates, and it is truth that the good learner's language learning strategies are reduplicate and synergetic, not single and constant. That is to say, good language learner could make a good choice and use strategies to learn Japanese Language based on specific task or subject. Frequency of use of language learning strategies appears to be directly related to whether learners are in JSL or EFL setting. Moreover, significant differences related to learning experience, cultural background, and career have been found in the frequency of strategy use, so it is necessary to remake the framework of Oxford's SILL for Japanese Language Learner in Taiwan. |