英文摘要 |
Dialogic Reading (DR) is a type of parent-child reading activity proposed by Grover Whitehurst in 1988. Children become the story tellers while their parents play the listeners, who also providing assistance and guidance. This study aims to explore the interactions between mother-child reading language among five mothers who had DR training sessions and their kindergarten age children. Through dialogue analysis in DR, this study explores mothers’ guiding strategies and children’s messages during the process of DR. The findings show the mothers adopted seven skills of questioning and a positive scaffolding reading strategy. The skills included CROWD, suffix questions and choice questions. Finally, during the process of DR, children’s messages included responses to mothers and active messages. |