| 英文摘要 |
If we regard language and text as tools for conveying information, it becomes apparent that, before learners can proficiently use them to appreciate literary works, no matter how teachers explain the greatness of the author and the value of the work, it is often challenging to gain students' approval and ignite their motivation to learn. If ''Chinese Language and Literature'' can be seen as a subject that imparts tool technology, with the goal of developing learners' tool awareness, then the best approach is to allow them to discover the rich functionality of these tools or make them understand the profound impact these tools can have. The former is a part of literacy education, while the latter shares the same objectives as thinking courses and discourse courses in university education. Therefore, this article discusses how to use a ''tool'' perspective to assist students in completing their learning while explaining the text. It also presents specific methods for appreciating Work B through the lens of Work A, with the hope of reducing obstacles in text teaching and refinding the value of the Chinese Language and Literature curriculum in university education. |