英文摘要 |
This paper attempts to use the four elements of the habitual domains (the potential domain, the actual domain, the activation probabilities and the reachable domain) and cognitive load theory to explore the influence of three typesetting modes on the reading of classical Chinese. The results of this research are as the following: Firstly, layout designs influence students’ perception of cognitive load, especially in their motivation in reading and comprehension. Students with stronger motivation in reading regard themselves with better comprehension. Secondly, the layout designs of classic Chinese have no prominent influences on students’ learning effects. Thirdly, the degree of difficulty of classic Chinese influence students’ perception of cognitive load. Fourthly, the learning performance is relevant to cognitive loading. Finally, students prefer L mode. |