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研究生: 高楚函
Kao, Chu-Han
論文名稱: 真實閱讀語料對高中生閱讀焦慮、閱讀動機以及閱讀理解之研究
A Study on the Impact of Authentic Reading Materials on High School Students’ Reading Anxiety, Reading Motivation and Reading Comprehension
指導教授: 程玉秀
Cheng, Yuh-Show
口試委員: 程玉秀
Cheng, Yuh-Show
黃馨週
Huang, Hsin-Chou
羅美蘭
Lo, Mei-Lan
口試日期: 2024/04/09
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 英語學系
Department of English
論文出版年: 2024
畢業學年度: 112
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 139
中文關鍵詞: 真實語料閱讀焦慮閱讀動機閱讀理解
英文關鍵詞: authentic materials, reading anxiety, reading motivation, reading comprehension
DOI URL: http://doi.org/10.6345/NTNU202400497
論文種類: 學術論文
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  • 隨著網路的日益發達,真實語料變的唾手可得,其運用在英語教學領域中被廣泛討論。在英語閱讀學習上,真實語料所扮演的角色以及其效果越發重要並值得探討。本篇研究旨在探討真實語料對於高中生的閱讀理解、閱讀焦慮、以及閱讀動機的影響。此外,本研究也探討高中生對於閱讀真實語料的感受以及想法。
    來自臺灣東北部一所語言機構的6名高中生。參與研究者所規劃為期三個月,每週一次的真實語料閱讀課程。期間,這些參與者皆須記錄閱讀後的感想與心得。於每週閱讀課程中,受試者先了解閱讀主題並閱讀一篇文章,並於閱讀後填寫狀態焦慮以及狀態動機量表,並接受閱讀理解測驗,再於當週課程結束後接受訪談。受試者在課程初期以及每月課程結束時填寫類特質英語閱讀焦慮量表以及類特質英語閱讀動機特質量表(含內在與外在動機),並於課程結束後接受最終訪談。
    本研究顯示高中生的類特質焦慮以及動機相對穩定,而狀態焦慮與動機呈現波動。其中閱讀及非閱讀因素皆影響狀態焦慮,而內在動機及外在動機也與狀態動機有關。受試者之閱讀理解表現皆起伏不定,閱讀理解與狀態焦慮呈現負向關聯。此外,研究結果亦發現,真實閱讀語料其包含的困難生字增加高中生的狀態焦慮,卻提升內在動機特質較強之學生的狀態動機;閱讀理解與狀態焦慮、狀態動機以及文章可讀性雖無明顯關聯,但受試者的英文能力與個人單字量對閱讀理解有一定的影響。研究最後,3名高中生感受到自我閱讀理解的提升。依據研究結果,受試者對於閱讀真實語料的正向反饋包含: (1)代表真實生活閱讀、(2)包含資訊豐富的內容、(3)涵蓋廣泛主題、以及(4)提供最新資訊。最後,本研究針對教學上使用真實語料提出方向和提供未來研究進一步的建議。

    With the development of Internet technology, authentic materials have become accessible and the application has been widely discussed in the field of English teaching. The role and effects of authentic materials in English reading have become more and more important and worth exploring. This study explored the impact of authentic materials on high school students’ reading comprehension, reading anxiety, and reading motivation. In addition, this study also examined the participants’ reflections on reading authentic materials.
    Six high school students from a language institute in Northeast Taiwan participated in a three-month authentic reading program (with weekly meetings) designed by the researcher. During the three-month program, these participants were required to document their feelings and thoughts in a learning journal after each meeting. During the weekly meeting, the participants were first introduced to the reading topic and read the article. After reading, they completed a state anxiety and state motivation scale and took a reading comprehension assessment. They also underwent an interview at the end of every class. The participants were asked to fill out the trait-like English Reading Anxiety Scale and English Reading Motivation Questionnaire at the beginning of the program and the end of every month. A final interview was conducted at the end of the program.
    This study showed that the high school students’ trait-like anxiety and motivation were relatively stable, while state anxiety and motivation fluctuated. The participants’ state anxiety was influenced by both reading and non-reading factors, while their intrinsic and extrinsic motivation played a more important role in their motivation states. Their reading comprehension performance fluctuated and was negatively associated with state anxiety. Additionally, the findings also indicated that authentic materials with difficult words increased anxiety but enhanced the motivation states of intrinsically motivated students. Reading comprehension performance was not directly related to anxiety, motivation or text readability, but the participants’ English proficiency and vocabulary size had a certain impact on their reading comprehension. At the end of the program, three high school students perceived self-improvement in their reading comprehension. Furthermore, the participants provided positive feedback on reading authentic materials, considering authentic materials: (1) representing real-life reading; (2) containing informative content; (3) covering diverse topics; and (4) providing the up-to-date information. This thesis provides pedagogical implications and suggestions for future research.

    CHINESE ABSTRACT i ENGLISH ABSTRACT ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iv TABLE OF CONTENTS v LIST OF TABLES viii LIST OF FIGURES ix CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1 Research Questions 6 Significance of the Study 7 Definition of Terms 8 CHAPTER TWO LITERATURE REVIEW 10 Authentic Materials 10 Conceptualization of Authenticity 10 Authentic Texts and Materials in Second/Foreign Language Classes 12 Research on Using Authentic Reading Materials 13 Reading Anxiety 18 Conceptualizations of Anxiety 18 Research on Foreign Language Reading Anxiety 20 Reading Motivation 25 Types of Motivation 25 Reading Motivation 27 Research on Intrinsic Reading Motivation 30 Conclusion 33 CHAPTER THREE METHOD 35 The Setting 36 Participants 37 The Reading Program 42 Authentic Reading Materials 42 The Course Design 43 Research Procedures 44 Data Collection Instruments 48 Data Analysis 55 CHAPTER FOUR RESULTS 57 Results for Each Participant 60 Anna 60 Cathy 67 Kelly 75 Sasha 82 Tara 88 Victor 95 CHAPTER FIVE DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION 102 Changes of Reading Anxiety, Reading Motivation, and Reading Comprehension Performance 105 Levels of Anxiety and Anxiety Change 105 Levels of Motivation and Motivation Change 108 Reading Comprehension Performance 110 Authentic Reading Materials and Learners’ Perceptions 112 Implications of the Study 114 Limitations and Suggestions for Future Study 117 REFERENCES 119 Appendix A Reflective Learning Journal 129 Appendix B English Reading Anxiety Scale 130 Appendix C Motivation for English Reading Questionnaire 132 Appendix D Authentic Reading Articles for the Reading Program 135 Appendix E Scales of English Reading Anxiety and Motivation States 136 Appendix F Reading Comprehension Assessment 137 Appendix G Interview Prompts 138 Appendix H Lists of Coding 139

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