| 英文摘要 |
This study was designed to investigate the impact of incorporating “reading comprehension strategies” into the social studies teaching for third grade elementary schools on students' social sciences learning affection and different levels of comprehension characterization. In order not to affect the smooth conduction of school administration, the study selected the class one of the research team members taught to carry out the teaching experiment. In addition, another class from the same grade in the same school was selected as the control group. Prior to the experiment, based on the scores of the two classes in the Chinese grade literacy scale, it was found that the students in the control group had better average literary performance than the experimental group class. The teaching experiment was conducted for a period of ten weeks. After the teaching experiment ended, the two classes answered reading comprehension test questions with social study text based contents. The experimental group filled out the affection questionnaire separately. The results of the affection questionnaire show that the experimental group class was quite fond of the reading comprehension strategy teaching. In terms of reading compression test assessment, it was found that the experimental group class had a significantly higher overall score compared to the control group. Worth noting is that in terms of the performance in reading comprehension test questions in the situational mode that involved a higher degree of difficulty, the experimental group class, whether the high-literacy group or the low-literacy group, had higher scores than the high-literacy group in the control group class. This finding indicates that when the students became familiarized with the reading comprehension strategies in class, their reading strategy use could be transferred to new text, while the students' ability to read new text was actually developed, thereby achieving the goal of “learning the right way” though “reading the right way”. |