| 英文摘要 |
Summary writing is crucial in assessing students’reading comprehension and synthesis of source materials into written text. This study investigated the effectiveness of integrating genre-based and process-based approaches in enhancing Taiwanese university students’expository summary writing skills within a blended learning environment facilitated by Moodle. The integration aimed to strengthen students’textual understanding and summarization abilities through structured genre instruction and iterative writing processes involving planning, drafting, peer and teacher review, and revision. The research questions explored whether this integrated approach improved students’summary writing and how students perceived this approach in a blended learning context. The study utilized qualitative and quantitative assessments to measure improvements across dimensions such as content understanding, register appropriacy, idea flow, paraphrasing skills, and language use. Findings revealed that the pedagogical integration positively impacted students’summary writing performance, providing valuable insights and existing constraints for educators hoping to enhance undergraduates’academic writing through technology-enhanced learning environments. |