英文摘要 |
This article analyzes students' stance on peer response. The conversation data were collected for 10 times during the compulsory writing course in a university in Taiwan. 4 stances presented by Lockhart & Ng (1995) are used as outline, in order to investigate which stance is adopted by students and to compare the similarities and differences of the result of Lockhart & Ng (1995).The result of the analysis yielded that 'authoritative' is the most common stance which shows the same result in the Lockhart & Ng (1995). However, three different points are observed from this analysis: few 'probing', no 'collaborative', and a new stance, 'friendly' was found. Moreover, from the analysis of the conversation data, some problems which had never been mentioned in Lockhart & Ng (1995) are observed; some students who are 'interpretive' propose new idea one after another and 'probing' students do not confirm whether writer's intension is conveyed or not. |