| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of the study was to develop a measurement tool of paper and digital reading literacy for primary school students, understanding students' performance and investigate the related factors to the school context. Employing a self-designed assessment, the study selected 191 fourth-grade students from four primary schools in Tainan City for testing. The assessment framework was structured around the four dimensions of PIRLS reading comprehension, covering ''retrieving information,'' ''making inferences,'' ''interpreting and integrating ideas,'' and ''evaluating and critiquing content,'' across three text genres: informational, narrative, and expository. Results indicated the proportion of correct answer of 0.64 with the item discrimination index of 0.46. The findings of the study were as following: 1. The ''Assessment of Paper and Digital Reading Literacy for Primary School Students'' has good quality, with moderate difficulty, high discrimination, reliability, and validity. 2. Students exhibited significantly higher performance in print literacy compared to digital literacy. 3. students from various school types and with differing teaching activity times demonstrated discrepancies in performance. 4. Significant correlations were observed between students' scores in the assessment and the resources available in their school's reading environment. |