| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of study was to understand the effectiveness of dialogic reading strategy in improving the vocabulary comprehension and oral expression ability of indigenous children. The purpose of the study was (1) to explore the effectiveness of dialogue reading in improving the vocabulary comprehension ability of indigenous children; (2) to analyze the situation of dialogue reading in improving the oral expression ability of indigenous children. The research was designed by quasi-experimental study with a single group of pre-test and post-tests. There were 21indigenous participants in Hualien County preschool. There are 11 boys and 10 girls in mixed-age classes aged 3-6. The researcher was teaching picture books by using dialogic reading strategy every Tuesday and Wednesday for twelve weeks and a total of 24 times. The quantitative research tools of this study use the second edited version of“Chinese-speaking children's understanding and expression vocabulary test”. The SPSS software was applied to perform the statistical analysis. The performance and the differences of the indigenous children’s vocabulary comprehension and oral expression ability between pre-test and post-test were investigated by descriptive statistics and T-tests. The results show that findings were (1) There were significant differences in overall vocabulary comprehension abilities of indigenous children after the intervention of dialogic reading strategy; the naming and categorization of the four sub-tests are significant; and the average number of naming and categorization of both boys and girls increases, showing that dialogue reading it is helpful to improve children’s vocabulary comprehension ability. (2) The overall oral expression ability of the indigenous children after the intervention of dialogic reading strategy is significant; the naming, classification and definition of the four sub-tests are significant; it shows that the intervention of dialogued reading is beneficial to children’s oral expression ability. Finally, conclusions were put forward based on the research results, and research suggestions on improving the language ability of indigenous children in the early childhood education field and in the future are provided. |