| 英文摘要 |
This article presents an extensive action research study, emphasizing the critical role of implementing online listening exercises in fostering learners' self-directed learning abilities. The research specifically analyzes the interaction levels and participation of individuals seeking to enhance their Chinese listening skills, particularly in an online learning environment. The authors conducted a thorough analysis of the factors influencing access to and use of online listening exercises, identifying the most effective strategies to encourage active learner engagement in the process. Based on the findings, the research team proposed necessary adjustments to the curriculum, focusing on improving learner motivation and engagement. These improvements aim not only to optimize the use of online listening exercises but also to incorporate innovative teaching strategies that help learners connect more effectively with listening skills and facilitate easier access to knowledge. To gather data for the study, the authors utilized survey tools, including pre- and post-experiment questionnaires, to assess changes in learners' knowledge acquisition and learning motivation. Within the scope of this article, the authors primarily focus on analyzing the current state of the available learning materials and offering specific solutions to increase learners’interest and motivation in developing their Chinese listening skills. These solutions are grounded in factors such as optimizing teaching methods, providing diverse and flexible learning resources, and encouraging active participation in the self-directed online learning process. The ultimate goal of this research is to create an online practising environment where learners have access not only to a rich array of resources but also to opportunities that encourage active participation in the self-learning process. This approach aims to improve the effectiveness of Chinese listening skill development while contributing to a strong foundation for learners' long-term self-directed learning abilities in an online learning context. |