| 英文摘要 |
Although book talks, where individuals engage in conversations about book content or reading reflections, have great potential, there are challenges in promoting such activities in schools. Therefore, this study explores the application and potential of generative AI assistants in teacher-student book talks, aiming to reduce the heavy teaching burden on teachers and enhance student engagement and learning outcomes. The study designed and developed an “AI Assistant” system, which automatically records and analyzes teacher-student book talk content, providing support in three teaching dimensions: “Modeling and Scaffolding,” “Guiding Student Participation,” and “Shifting Responsibility.” The system offers personalized guidance and recommendations, reducing teachers’ time recording, organizing, and analyzing. This study was conducted with five teachers and 75 students from grades two to six in an elementary school in Taoyuan City over one semester. The five teachers participated in three interviews, resulting in 75 recorded transcripts for analysis. The findings indicate that the AI assistant not only helps simplify the management of reading activities, reducing the workload but also shifts teachers’ efforts from low-level tasks, such as recording and organizing, to high-level tasks, such as providing professional guidance and personalized instruction. Additionally, the study recommends further expanding the AI assistant’s analysis functions, allowing teachers to select analysis content based on their needs and enabling a more in-depth understanding of students’ learning progress through text-based interaction. This study demonstrates that AI assistants can be practical tools in reading activities and have significant potential to enhance teacher-student interaction and overall teaching effectiveness. |