| 英文摘要 |
In Taiwan, mother tongue education has primarily focused on oral language, with less emphasis on the development of reading and writing skills in the mother tongue. Additionally, there’s often limited interaction and connection between schools and communities. To address this concern, this study advocates for the use of language landscapes as a teaching method that integrates both oral and written language to strengthen the bond between school and community. In the context of the spatialization and multimodalization of language education, this paper proposes using the prevalent language landscapes in the community as a resource to design a mother tongue literacy education program. This program, based on Solmaz’s (2021) four-stage teaching model, integrates language landscapes through contextual practice, guided analysis, creative writing, and transformative application. The study highlights the necessity of incorporating language landscapes into mother tongue literacy education and provides an example of an instructional design using street language landscapes for teachers' reference. The goal of linguistic landscape literacy education is to enhance students' multi-component literacy and to foster their critical thinking and social engagement. Within this language landscape approach, both students and teachers become explorers and practitioners of the community’s language landscape. |