| 英文摘要 |
This study explores the effects of the Hamburger Graphic Organizer (HGO) on the writing quality and attitudes of elementary school students with learning disabilities (LDs). A single-subject experimental design (A-B-M) was adopted, involving three fifth-grade LD students from a resource classroom in northern Taiwan. Both quantitative and qualitative data were collected and analyzed. The findings indicate that HGO instruction significantly improved students’writing quality, particularly in the completeness of text structure and the richness of paragraph details, with notable gains during the intervention period. Partial retention of these improvements was observed during the maintenance phase. Additionally, the visual-guided teaching approach positively influenced students' writing attitudes, enhancing their motivation and engagement. However, for students with attention deficits or limited vocabulary, the long-term application of HGO showed limited effects, suggesting the need for individualized teaching support and additional practice. It is recommended that HGO instruction be widely implemented in language education, especially as a writing aid for LD students, and integrated with long-term support plans and digital tools to further enhance learning outcomes and retention. |