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| Title: | 圖像素養融入多模態英語寫作:以兩位臺灣高中生為例之個案分析
Visual literacy in multimodal English writing: A case study of two senior high students in Taiwan |
| Authors: | 陳佩如
Chen, Pei-Ju |
| Contributors: | 黃怡萍
Huang, Yi-Ping
陳佩如
Chen, Pei-Ju |
| Keywords: | 多模態寫作
圖像素養
課程設計
multimodal writing
visual literacy
course design |
| Date: | 2019 |
| Issue Date: | 2019-08-07 15:42:48 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 現有文獻指出圖像素養融入多模態寫作能夠促進圖像素養之發展和寫作能力的提升。然而，多數文獻多專注於以英語為母語或第二外語之兒童的故事寫作(Mill, 2014; Vasudevan & Bateman, 2010; Wiseman, Mäkinen, & Kupiainen , 2016)，且寫作作品多停留在句子的程度而未發展成具有結構性的完整段落。因此，本研究旨在探討台灣高中生圖像素養之發展，以及了解圖像的使用和圖像素養如何與學生創作的過程互動，特別是描述文和敘述文。
為了深度刻畫學生圖像素養之發展和圖像與多模態創作之互動，本研究採用質化個案研究方法。本研究透過問卷、觀課紀錄、反思日誌、文件與創作，和訪談逐字稿蒐集兩位研究參與者的資料，並且使用VLC rubric (Bowen, 2017) 和six-step framework ( Braun & Clarke, 2006)來分析研究資料。
研究結果顯示兩位參與者的圖像素養在課程中有進步，但部分的能力因為不同圖像特質而未展現操縱式的圖像思考。圖像在學生設計的過程能夠促進學生聯想和決定題目，在產出過程中幫助學生組織和編排內容，在報告分享多模態創作中幫助讀者預測主題或是更加準確理解文字內容。然而，不同的圖像角色在不同寫作文體中的使用必須要有特定的圖像思考能力才能體現。結果也顯示圖像素養和多模態寫作能夠加深彼此的發展。本文最後建議讓學生接觸不同素材的圖像以發展圖像素養，也建議將圖像素養融入多模態寫作課中，才能讓學生充分發揮圖像之始使用，也創作出更好的多模態寫作作品。
Prior research shows students’ visual literacy and writing ability can be improved under the multimodal writing course involving visual literacy instruction. However, most research is targeted at ESL children’s stories (Mill, 2014; Vasudevan & Bateman, 2010; Wiseman, Mäkinen, & Kupiainen, 2016) at the sentence level without further developing into structured paragraphs. Thus, the current study attempted to explore EFL senior high students’ development of visual literacy and see how visual and visual literacy interact with the composing process of multimodal writing in different genres such as descriptive and narrative paragraph.
To provide insightful understanding of students’ development of visual literacy and how their use of visual in multimodal writing involved their demonstration of visual literacy, a qualitative descriptive case study approach was adopted. Two participants’ data from questionnaires, observations, reflective journals, documents and artifacts, and individual semi-structured interviews across sixteen-week classes were analyzed through Bowen’s (2017) VLC rubric and Braun & Clarke’s (2006) six-step framework.
The results found that two participants’ visual literacy improved across the time in this course but different visual in different genres required different visual thinking abilities, and they did not demonstrate manipulation of visual thinking for every kind of visual stimuli. As for the role of visual in multimodal writing, it enabled students to make association and decide the topic in the designing process, and it helped organize and sequence the contents in the producing process. In the presenting process, visual made readers understand their text better as a content predictor or confirmer. However, the use of visual in multimodal writing required certain visual thinking ability for different genres. The results also showed that visual literacy and multimodal writing reinforce each other. Finally, it is suggested that students should be exposed to various kinds of visual stimuli to develop visual thinking competency fully and that visual literacy-instruction should be taught along with the multimodal writing so that students can make use of visual and demonstrate better multimodal writing. |
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| Description: | 碩士
國立政治大學
英國語文學系
105551019 |
| Source URI: | http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0105551019 |
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| DOI: | 10.6814/NCCU201900350 |
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