英文摘要 |
This study examined preschoolers' importations on teacher-led shared readings and emergent readings of three different picture storybooks. Participants were 17 five years old preschool children from a nursery classroom in Tainan City. The researcher observed and recorded their oral responses during their teacher read-alouds and emergent readings of the three picture storybooks then identifies and classified by the imported information type, emergent reading level, amount of story content included. Results showed the majority type of children's importations were illustrations and children's personal experiences and thoughts. The amount of imported information on shared readings and illustrations imported information on emergent readings were significantly different across the three books. Children's personal experiences and thoughts imported information on emergent and shared readings were also differed across the three storybooks. The qualitative analysis was also implemented to interpret children's story constructive process. The findings showed there are different types of importations on preschoolers' shared and emergent readings and highlight the analysis of importations in children's readings can give teachers and researchers a tool for exploring how children combine different cueing systems. |