会议专题

AFFECT AND METACOGNITIVE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ONLINE REVISION

This study intends to address two general researchquestions:(1)What is theChinese EFL learners” affect for revision?(2)What isthe Chinese EFL learners” metacognitiveknowledge about revising activities?Twenty-sevenjunior English majors from one whole class inthe PLA University of Foreign Languages participatedin the main experiment in a computer lab.They were required to answer a questionnaire.Inorder to gather detailed information aboutaffect and metacognitive knowledge,multifaeetedstatistical analyses were made:Descriptives,1-Sample K-S Test,ANOVA,and CorrelationAnalysis.The resuIts show that both affectivestates and metaeognitive knowledge are intermediateand oriented toward the positive side:thereare significant differences among the students interms of attitude,anxiety,seIf-esteem,intrinsicmotivation,extrinsic motivation and empathy,and interms of metacognitive knowledge aboutoneself,the task and revision strategies;theteacher”s role in enhancing the learner”s affectandmetacognitive knowledge should be emphasized;andaffective factors,metaeognitive knowledgeand revising activities are significantly relatedwith each other.Results of the present researchhave provided better information on affect andmetaeognitive knowledge,which could helpimprove the English writing syllabus and,hopefully,help teachers improve their teachingmaterials and activities.

affect metaeognitive knowledge revision questionnaire

Zhao Weibin

PLA University of Foreign Languages

国内会议

第二届第二语言写作教学与研究国际研讨会

西安

英文

47-72

2004-09-17(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)