英文摘要 |
In order to develop the possibility of applying both Hakka and Mandarin as the medium of instruction (MOI) languages in bilingual classroom, this study focuses on classroom discourse analysis in the Hakka-Mandarin bilingual math class. The research purpose is to examine the Hakka-Mandarin bilingual teachers'' classroom discourse phenomena and their bilingual pedagogical challenges. Participants included 3 teachers and 61 third-grade students in Meinong District, Kaohsiung City. The study found that the speaking rate from teachers was over 60% in teacher-student classroom discourse. When students talked, they mainly used backchannel turn and their times of turn takings were less than two. Students were not actively in speaking Hakka and their Hakka input comprehension was better than their output performance. Therefore, when teachers spoke Hakka to them, they would choose to respond in Mandarin. Based on these findings, if we would revitalize Hakka language and use Hakka as one of MOI language, we should develop useful pragmatic Hakka-Mandarin bilingual teaching strategies, expand new social function for Hakka, and create new language domain and register for Hakka. |