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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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資訊科技工具應用於國中英語教學與口語練習之分析探討 / Use of information and communication technology to facilitate english speaking practices

吳鳳翔, Wu, Feng Hsiang Unknown Date (has links)
本研究之目的是藉由 ICT(Information and Communication Technology)工具應用在國中英語教學及口語練習的教學實驗,來初探 ICT 工具對於英語教學及口語練習的成效。本研究的工具為一個可供老師靈活教學及學生口語練習的 ICT 工具:eCard 系統,研究時間為一學期(2008.2 – 2008.7),經由老師與學生實際應用此工具來教學及進行口語練習作業,並以 eCard 系統的學習記錄檔(log file)、問卷、訪談、錄音、隨班觀察及錄影來做為本研究的研究資料。研究結果發現,老師及學生均對使用 ICT 工具教學有正面的評價,老師利用此工具可對教學方式做不同的變化,而學生也因這種新式的教學方式而增加學習的注意力,並對字彙的記憶更加深刻;在口語練習方面,老師覺得 ICT 工具可以增加學生口語練習的機會,但因實行時間太短,對學生英語能力的提升較不顯著,而學生覺得 ICT工具提供更多的口語練習機會,並對其發音很有幫助,但對於「說」英語的信心並沒有增加。此外,本研究亦提出許多未來 ICT 工具融入英語教學及口語練習的建議與努力方向,以作為未來研究之參考。 / The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of using Information and Communication Technology (ICT) tools to facilitate oral practices in learning of English. The ICT tool (ie, the eCard system) was developed for the instructor to create oral practice assignments and for the students to conduct oral drills. The study lasted one semester. Research data were collected via automatic logging of student activities, post-experiment questionnaires, student and teacher interviews, and in-class video recordings. The major findings are: (1) both the teacher and the students have good appreciation of using ICT tools in teaching and learning; (2) Students do have increased oral practices with the availability of the ICT tool; (3) the increased practices resulted in better pronunciations; (4) rise in the confidence level on English speaking was not observed.

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