| 英文摘要 |
This study examines how award-winning introductions from the National High School Essay Writing Competition (NHSEWC) contribute to achieving course objectives and promoting globalization in Taiwanese high schools. Using discourse analysis, 40 award-winning introductions were analyzed for their use of research territory, attitude, and research gaps. Additionally, two university teachers reviewed the introductions to ensure quality consistency. The findings reveal diverse strategies in establishing research territory (e.g., citations), expressing attitude (explicit and implicit approaches), and identifying research gaps (controversial topics or significance emphasis). However, some introductions exhibited redundancy or failed to meet the‘extraordinary award’standard. This study highlights challenges in crafting NHSEWC introductions due to limited literature and suggests pedagogical improvements. |