福建师范大学学位论文使用授权声明
中文文摘(详细)
英文文摘(详细)
Chapter One Introduction
Chapter Two A Review of the Literature
2.1Schema and schema theory
2.1.1 The concept of schema
2.1.2 Characteristics and functions of schema
2.1.3 The underlying relations between schema and reading comprehension
2.1.4 Schematic effects on reading comprehension
2.1.5 Schema acquisition and modification
2.2 Schema theory and current research situations on reading comprehension
2.3 Schematic recognition on text typology
2.3.1 Text typology
2.3.2 Cognition of text typological schemata
Chapter Three An Experimental Study
3.1 Experimental Method
3.1.1 Subjects
3.1.2Experimental design
3.1.3 Test materials
3.1.4 Experimental Procedures
3.2 Classroom instruction procedures:
3.2.1 Mastery of linguistic schemata
3.2.2Build up content schemata
3.2.3 Construct formal schemata
3.3 Results
3.3.1 Pretest results of narrative reading comprehension
3.3.2 Pretest and posttest results of narrative reading comprehension
Chapter Four Discussion , Implications and Conclusion
4.1 Schema theory helps students to form a good cognitive structure and improvestudents' abilities to read
4.1.1.Studentswithdifferentproficiencyobtaindifferentbenefitsfromthetraining
4.1.2. Some problems in the application of the schematic training
4.2. Conclusion
4.3. The implications to the English instruction.
4.4. Schema instruction is an effective comprehension instruction
References
Appendix
Acknowledgements