英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to explore the changes in the skills and content in the shared-book activity of parents after receiving dialogic reading training, and the feelings after implementing reading. The participants are 6 pairs of mothers and their children aged 4-5 years in Taichung City. Mother and children read books two times a week, a total of 8 weeks. The process of reading is recorded for analysis. There are three stage of shared books activity. In the first two weeks, the parent and child read books in the original way. The researchers hold the dialogic reading training to parents before the second stage, and then the three-week questioning design picture book was provided. In the last three weeks, the non-question design picture books are used for parent-child reading. The researchers interviewed parents and wrote observations after the reading activity. The results of the study show: 1. A picture book with question design can increase the number of times for reading skills. 2. After the reading training, the number of requests in the parents' speech increased a lot, which also led to the increase in the number of words spoken by the children. The parents use immediate talk more than non-immediate talk, but the children use two types of talks equally. 3. Parents affirm dialogic reading makes children more responsive, and that young children can become more active participants in reading. The suggestions for future studies and implications of parent-child reading were made. |