The study aims to find out the effects of writing strategy instruction on non-English major graduate students by means of an empirical study. The results of Kruskal-Wallis Test show no significant differences at the p...The study aims to find out the effects of writing strategy instruction on non-English major graduate students by means of an empirical study. The results of Kruskal-Wallis Test show no significant differences at the pre-test, but at the post-test, there are significant differences in terms of content and organization among three groups. These significant differences suggest that pre-writing strategy instruction help learners generate richer ideas and organize information logically in a Chinese EFL university context展开更多
This study was designed to study the effects of the process-oriented approach on the EFL writing proficiency of Chinese non-English majors.In this study,two research designs were employed:the quantitative design and t...This study was designed to study the effects of the process-oriented approach on the EFL writing proficiency of Chinese non-English majors.In this study,two research designs were employed:the quantitative design and the qualitative design.In the quantitative design,two classes participated in an 8-week experiment.An interview was employed in the qualitative design to find out students' attitude towards process-oriented approach.The result of the study showed that students generally held positive attitudes towards this approach and it was more effective in improving students' EFL writing proficiency and could thus be adjusted to teach writing.展开更多
文摘The study aims to find out the effects of writing strategy instruction on non-English major graduate students by means of an empirical study. The results of Kruskal-Wallis Test show no significant differences at the pre-test, but at the post-test, there are significant differences in terms of content and organization among three groups. These significant differences suggest that pre-writing strategy instruction help learners generate richer ideas and organize information logically in a Chinese EFL university context
文摘This study was designed to study the effects of the process-oriented approach on the EFL writing proficiency of Chinese non-English majors.In this study,two research designs were employed:the quantitative design and the qualitative design.In the quantitative design,two classes participated in an 8-week experiment.An interview was employed in the qualitative design to find out students' attitude towards process-oriented approach.The result of the study showed that students generally held positive attitudes towards this approach and it was more effective in improving students' EFL writing proficiency and could thus be adjusted to teach writing.