英文摘要 |
After reviewing the Chinese Language curriculum of Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (hereinafter referred as 'Chinese subject') , the public examinations will be changed to the designated Chinese literature assessment in which the teachers start to shift their focus to the teaching of Chinese literatures. In fact, the purposes of literature teaching do not only deepen students' understanding about the main ideas of the articles, but also Relp students know more about themselves as well as enriching their knowledge by learning those literatures. However, Chinese subject teachers tend to request students learn the materials by rote and force them to do different tests as a way to assess students understanding of the subject knowledge. Consequently, students just memorize the answers in order to achieve a high score in their examinations rather than understanding the main idea behind the passages. As a result, the teachers cannot deal with the learning differences, worse still, the abundance assessments demotivate students in the learning of Chinese Literatune. The subjects of this study were a group of form one students with special educational needs (SEN) from an inclusive class in a secondary school in Hong Kong. The research method was that for both SEN stwdents and normal students the students are required to write a piece of concise writing after the literature teaching during the class. The purposes of this study were: (1) Develop students' creativity (2) Teachers can know more about whether the students understand about the main idea of the literatures. The research result showed that for both SEN students and normal students, the new curriculum not only gain students' understanding in the literatures, but also develop students to enhance creativity and writing skills. The results of this study support the initial assumption that the curriculum based on integration in micro-writing and literature review can induce positive impacts on teaching inspirations to the Chinese subject teachers. |