英文摘要 |
Many second language learners have difficulties in L2 reading and writing while teachers feel challenged without effective pedagogy or relevant teaching support. Therefore this study conducted an empirical research to apply the genre pedagogy 'Reading to Learn, Learning to Write' (RLLW) in teaching practice, and examined its effect on Chinese-as-foreign-language (CSL) learners' L2 reading and writing outcomes. This study involved 59 CSL learners from the treatment group (N = 32) and the control group (N = 27). The research findings showed that students who received the treatment significantly improved their reading and writing outcomes and outperformed the students in the control group. While the treatment group outperformed in post-test from all 4 aspects of reading comprehension, especially for decoding and inferential level; it also outperformed the control group in all 3 categories of writing assessment criteria developed based on Systemic Functional Linguistics. This research also discussed the difficulties in L2 learning and suggested further teaching instruction in reading and writing, included the decoding and higher-order comprehension skills; input and knowledge about genre features such as writing purpose, staging and structure, context of situation such as writer-reader relation and form of text, discourse and linguistic resources commonly used in certain text type. |