| 英文摘要 |
Word acquisition is a very important and basic ability for students with learning disabilities must possess in their daily lives and learning process, as well as inclusion education. However, they often encounter setbacks and felt frustrated with their lack of progress in word acquisition as well as literacy and making vocabulary learning because of learning disabilities. This study was aimed to investigate the effects of tabletop games in vocabulary teaching programs and“words acquisition”as well as wordmaking abilities on the literacy of elementary school students with learning disabilities. Participants in this research were recruited from special education classroom in elementary school, including two boys and one girl, aged from 8 to 9 years old, whose subtypes were literacy combined with dysgraphia and literacy difficulties. They were all in the third grade, and their IQ scores were all above 70. The method adopts a single subject research method, and the experimental period includes a baseline, an intervention and a maintenance period. Forty-minutes of online teaching was given twice per week, and the intervention lasted for 14 sessions in seven weeks per child. The measuring tests included“words test with pronounce”and“oral making vocabulary test”. And there were significant effects of motivation and learning attitude of three students. This online tabletop games on word acquisition can significantly improve and retain the literacy skills of students with learning disabilities and dyslexia. With appropriate content or adaptation, this online tabletop games are a teaching aid for game-based learning and can improve students' learning outcomes. It has been observed that the following points can be achieved through the online tabletop game teaching: first, stimulating learning motivation; the second is to improve concentration; the third is to learn social skills. The students can improve their tolerance and control their emotions through situations of failure or success. The last step is to develop learning strategies. Through the results of this study, it was found that in addition to learning literacy and vocabulary, the subjects also developed their own learning strategies so that they could get high scores in subsequent game. In addition to literacy skills, this study focuses on vocabulary teaching; it is also consistent with the results of research on Mandarin language proficiency that mainly focuses on ordinary students and tabletop game teaching programs for preschool children's Mandarin vocabulary ability. |