英文摘要 |
In recent years, the native language has attained an important position in Taiwan education reform, thus it is a necessary task to learn more about students’ attitude and ability to learn native language. Disadvantaged students in the general school education process are in less favorable position than ordinary student, so it is worth exploring their condition of learning native language. This study took the students from five New Taipei City schools as the sample of the survey, which included 144 disadvantaged students and 367 others. Four major findings are as follows: (a) disadvantaged students are better than ordinary students in attitude towards learning Taiwanese language, but there is no statistically significant difference in oral proficiency; (b)learning attitude of disadvantaged students and ordinary students have a positive impact on oral proficiency; (c) the learning attitude of the junior high school disadvantaged students is worse than elementary school disadvantaged students; (d)""living with mother"" and ""father is a Taiwanese"" have a positive impact on ordinary students’ learning attitude; ""living with grandparents"" and ""mother is a Taiwanese"" have a positive impact on ordinary students’ oral proficiency; junior high school ordinary students’ oral proficiency is better than elementary school ordinary students. |