英文摘要 |
This study aims at helping cadets learn military English in situation by using a WebQuest learning method to scaffold mock international summits on crisis intervention. The cadets perform a mission of editing a military English word bank by first visiting various websites to quest for military events and reviews relevant to crisis intervention, then sorting out military terms used in dealing with a crisis. Subsequently, they participate in game-based summits in military situations. They play the roles of delegates from different countries with a task to solve military conflicts and explain the international status they confront and the strategy or tactics they adopt to intervene the military conflicts and crises by using the military English in the self-made word bank. Before and after the teaching program, the cadets fi ll out learning motivation questionnaires with a view to understanding whether their motivation increases. Then, the cadets’ concept and ability of crisis intervention are studied by both pre- and post- concept maps. Finally, from the delegate’s English declaration in the summits, the cadets’ English acquisition is analyzed. The research result shows that the game-based learning in situation significantly elevates the cadets’ learning motivation, enhances their military English learning efficacy, enriches their military concepts, and advances their English ability. |