| 英文摘要 |
The main purpose of this thesis is researching effects of deafblind teaching strategies to developments of communication skills from students who are deafblind. The method of research adopts qualitative action research using purposive sampling approach to select a blind and deaf student from a particular school as the research subject. The research collects communication corpus through the deafblind student participating in communication teaching activities and observe development progression of this deafblind student using colloquial language, finger language and laptop for deafblind to express. During the research, the researcher exchanges opinions with professors and teachers to adjust possible action strategies. In addition, two experts helped to take reliability and validity evaluation to maintain quality of action research. The results of development of deafblind student communication skills show that expressive ability of colloquial language from forced expression to developing habit of speaking ways, use of finger language from assisting way to remember unfamiliar words to port of extraction of vocabulary, expressive ability of laptop for deafblind from brailling and typing through verbatim tips to making good use of laptop for deafblind to find information to continue communication. The results of deafblind education teacher adopting deafblind teaching strategies in communication teaching activities show that coactive manipulation helps deafblind student establish sense of distancing, resonance phenomenon strategies and imitation instructional strategies can help deafblind student improve problems of communication obstacles, sequential memory strategies help deafblind student establish concept of time and word order, and conversational communication strategies provide endless communication topics. The deafblind teaching strategies in communication teaching activities can make win-win situation between teachers and deafblind students. |