英文摘要 |
This study has focused on 67 papers with the related topics of Japanese language acquisition, which have been published in journals in Taiwan since the year 2000. The purpose of this study is to sum up the trends and results of these studies and determine the potential for further research and development in the same area. Specifically, this study has examined the papers concerning acquisition in seven journals, dated from 2000 to 2010, and has made a meta-analysis of them.The result of the survey shows: (1) The research interests are distributed among four major areas, which are grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary and four skills. (2) In the area of grammar, the research content is pretty much the same as previous studies. (3) In the four skills area, conversation is the most valued category. (4) In the pronunciation area, the topic of ''mora'' is still emphasized, right from the basic level. (5) In the vocabulary area, writing corpus is the major concern of the studies.Although the studies of Japanese language acquisition in Taiwan have achieved descriptive adequacy, we would still like to make the following propositions for future research and development: (1) to increase the studies of language behavior; (2) to make comparisons between plural corpus; (3) to look forward to more studies in terms of hypothetical analyses and language acquisition theories; (4) to demand strictness in explanatory adequacy; (5) to look forward to more case studies of the application of language acquisition theories. |