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With the vigorous development of Chinese language teaching in Thailand and the rapid growth in the number of Chinese learners, as well as the continuous expansion of the scale of Chinese teaching, oral Chinese teaching in Thailand has achieved fruitful results. However, it has also exposed many problems. In the process of teaching elementary oral Chinese in Thai universities, the author found that Thai students have insufficient communicative skills in oral language learning and slow development of oral Chinese skills. Therefore, the author believes that it is necessary to reform and innovate the current elementary oral Chinese teaching mode under the guidance of related theories of communicative strategies and use this to improve students' oral communication abilities. This thesis takes communicative strategies as the main focus and is based on the actual situation of teaching elementary Chinese oral courses in Thai universities. It comprehensively employs research methods such as literature research, questionnaire surveys, interviews, classroom observations, and case analyses to thoroughly examine the application problem in oral Chinese classes. Based on this analysis, the thesis elucidates and analyzes the teaching mode of communicative strategies. The full text is mainly divided into nine parts: The introduction section introduces the research origin of this thesis, the main research content, the relevant literature review, the research significance, and the research objectives and methods. It examines the definition and application research status of communicative strategies and analyzes the theoretical and practical value of this research. In the first chapter, the thesis discusses the definition and classification of communicative strategies. It explores the relationship between communicative strategies, communicative ability, and teaching methods. Furthermore, it examines the role and value of communicative strategies in optimizing the effects of teacher-student communication, classroom organization, and assessment. Subsequently, it analyzes the feasibility and necessity of applying the theory of communicative strategies to the teaching of elementary oral Chinese in Thailand. The second chapter focuses on the research of the current state of elementary oral Chinese teaching at Thai universities. This section utilizes methods such as questionnaires, interviews, and classroom observations to summarize the current state of elementary oral Chinese teaching in Thai colleges and universities. It examines various aspects including curriculum design, use of textbooks, interactions between teachers and students in Chinese classrooms, Chinese assignments, and assessment methods. It discusses the existing problems and analyzes their underlying causes. Chapters three, four, five, and six primarily discuss the primary content of the oral Chinese teaching mode in Thai colleges and universities based on the theory of communicative strategies. Starting from the curriculum design and teaching materials compilation, classroom interaction, arranging and implementing the teaching mode, homework assignment, and assessment, these chapters focus on Thai universities as the subject and elucidate the application of communicative strategy theory in each aspect of the teaching model, based on the actual teaching of elementary spoken Chinese in Thailand. The seventh chapter serves as the practical demonstration part. It involves designing and analyzing a teaching experiment using the empirical analysis method. The author divided two parallel teaching classes at Mahidol University in Thailand into an experimental class and a control class for comparison purposes. Communicative strategies were applied in the experimental class, while the control class received traditional teaching methods. By summarizing the teaching results and conducting a horizontal comparison and evaluation of the outcomes between the two classes, the effectiveness and practical value of the teaching model were verified. In the conclusion part, this study summarizes its content and elaborates on its innovation from three perspectives: theory, research method, and research materials. Furthermore, it provides suggestions for further research and acknowledges the shortcomings of this study. The research results of this thesis demonstrate that the teaching mode of communicative strategies in primary oral Chinese teaching at Thai universities has achieved good results. It effectively improves students' interest in learning and plays a positive role in promoting the cultivation of their communicative ability, thus verifying the effectiveness and value of this mode. It is hoped that the research in this thesis can play a role in promoting the quality reform of primary oral Chinese teaching in Thai universities and provide valuable references for the improvement of Chinese teachers' instruction in Thai universities. |
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