母親與十四個月大幼兒共讀繪本手指圖文之語句功能
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2018-06-??
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國立臺灣師範大學教育心理學系
Department of Educational Psychology, NTNU
Department of Educational Psychology, NTNU
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本研究目的在探討親子共讀時，母親與十四個月大幼兒指向動作使用的情形，以瞭解母親與十四個月大幼兒手指圖案或文字的次數頻率和語句功能，以及母親與幼兒使用手指圖文的關係。45對母親與十四個月大幼兒在家共讀彼此熟悉的繪本，全程錄音錄影，研究結果顯示：1.母親、十四個月大幼兒手指圖案的次數頻率均高於文字；2.母親指著繪本圖案或文字時，其所伴隨的語句功能最多為「強調或傳達相同語義訊息」，其次則為「增加更完整、清楚的語義訊息」及「引導注意」、「無法辨識」；3.十四個月大幼兒已出現大量手指圖文的指向動作，但尚未發展出清晰可辨的口語詞彙；4.母親與十四個月大幼兒共讀時，母親手指圖文的次數與幼兒手指圖文的次數呈現正相關。文末並對未來相關研究及親子共讀方式提出建議與討論。
This study examines use of pointing during mother-child shared book reading in order to uncover the frequency and function of pointing to pictures and to text in mothers and 14- month-old children. Forty five mother-child dyads were videotaped in their homes when children were 14 months old. Results indicate that: 1. mothers and children pointed to pictures more frequently than text; 2. emphasizing or conveying the same messages, increasing complete and clear messages and directing 14-month-old children attention were the three main functions of maternal pointing; 3. the 14-month-old children pointed a lot but the function of their pointing was not clear; 4. positive correlations were found between frequency of pointing used by mothers and those used by children. Findings are discussed and suggestions for future studies were also provided.
This study examines use of pointing during mother-child shared book reading in order to uncover the frequency and function of pointing to pictures and to text in mothers and 14- month-old children. Forty five mother-child dyads were videotaped in their homes when children were 14 months old. Results indicate that: 1. mothers and children pointed to pictures more frequently than text; 2. emphasizing or conveying the same messages, increasing complete and clear messages and directing 14-month-old children attention were the three main functions of maternal pointing; 3. the 14-month-old children pointed a lot but the function of their pointing was not clear; 4. positive correlations were found between frequency of pointing used by mothers and those used by children. Findings are discussed and suggestions for future studies were also provided.