| 英文摘要 |
According to the Ministry of Education’s 12-year National Education Curriculum Guidelines, the learning performance of Mandarin Chinese is divided into six aspects: listening, oral expression, phonetic symbols and their applications, literacy and writing, and reading and writing. Learning content was categorized into three main themes: textual discourse, text expression, and cultural connotations, with the foundation of textual discourse being phonetic symbols. In the first stage of learning, phonetic symbols serve as the medium and tool for transforming thoughts into text. The primary teaching objective was to enable students to learn the basic and applied abilities of phonetic symbols, highlighting their significance in Mandarin Chinese instruction. This study focused on the“Teaching Phonetic Symbols”course, aiming to achieve two objectives: first, to establish a curriculum model centered on experiential teaching methods, and second, to understand the professional knowledge and skill development of learners participating in this course. The course adopted an action research approach, involving 52 learners in the“Teaching Phonetic Symbols”course. Each unit integrated experiential teaching methods into its instructional design. The research tools primarily include qualitative data supported by quantitative data. There were two outcomes: the establishment of an innovative model for“Teaching Phonetic Symbols, and the enhancement of learners’professional competencies, enabling them to produce phonetic symbol teaching aids and lesson plans. The ultimate goal is to apply the acquired knowledge to real teaching scenarios in the hope that the constructed innovative teaching model can provide practical suggestions and references for teaching practice. |