英文摘要 |
Recently, researchers on writing emphasize the complex sociocultural and linguistic contexts on writing. (Sperling & Freeman, 2001) The study holds the social cognitive perspective on writing. The aims are to describe the influential factors for different types of students, and to conclude general principles of nurturing reading and writing abilities for students. The participants include a research group and 8 students from 2 heterogeneous classes of different high schools. The research group consists of a professor and 7 teachers of Chinese literature, gifted education or educational psychology. Interviews, students' writings, teacher's evaluations and discussion of the research group comprised the data collection instruments. The recordings of interviews and of the research group discussions were transcribed. Case stories of each student were written. The findings are as followed. First, the students write successfully only when they were touched by the theme or had experienced something about the topic. The activated knowledge might be the key to successful writing. Second, teacher's feedback and peer discussion are the influential factors. Third, it is important to establish a responsive environment which provides continuous and intensive writing experiences .and encourages peer discussions and sharing excellent writings. |