閱讀乃社會互動的歷程－以小班幼兒對圖畫書的反應為例

Reading as a Social Process-The Study of Young Children's Response to Book Reading in a Day-Care Setting

廖春美(Chun-Mei Liao)

《明新學報》 34卷1期 (2008/02) Pp. 281-296

https://doi.org/10.29688/MHJ.200802.0018

摘要

這項研究的焦點係探討位於新竹地區一家幼稚園小班幼兒，在為期兩個月的期間裡自行閱讀圖畫書及聽老師朗讀之反應行為。此外，並針對圓圈時間裡，老師朗讀圖畫書的特質與幼兒互動之歷程；以及老師如何協助三歲幼兒「朗讀」個人從家中帶來、最喜愛的一本書。研究結果顯示，三歲幼兒展現豐富的讀者反應行為，以手指指著插圖、認識的文字，自言自語述說故事；重述故事時以插圖為主要線索。此外，對圖畫書的反應行為也與遊戲相互交織在一起。在圓圈時間裡，三歲幼兒擔綱朗讀圖畫書之角色時，在老師之協助下，儼然像個讀者／說故事者。在這項研究中，「對文學的反應」是指任何語言或行動，可以表達讀者或聽眾對一本書的思想或感受。對幼兒而言，反應可以是語言的、非語言的、藝術的、戲劇的，包括遊戲。

關鍵字

幼兒 ； 圖畫書 ； 文學反應 ； 朗讀

並列摘要

The focus of this study was on how young children at three years of age respond to books as they engaged in book reading events in a day care setting, located in Hsin-Chu area. The study also centered on how children respond to teachers' read-aloud and how teachers help children read-aloud to their peers during circle time. The results show that three-year old children demonstrate literary behaviors, such as pointing to the illustrations they like and the words they know. They also told the story to themselves, or using the illustrations as clues to recreate the story. Their response behaviors were also deeply integrated with play behaviors. In addition, they also demonstrated how they are influenced by the teachers to talk like a reader and act like a storyteller.
In this study, response to literature is something said or done which reveals the reader's or listener's thoughts and feelings about a book. Children's responses may be verbal or nonverbal, artistic, and dramatic including play.

並列關鍵字

young children ； picture book ； response to literature ； read-aloud

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