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Partner Poems & Word Ladders for Building Foundational Literacy Skills: Grades 1-3

為了解決Phonics song的問題，作者Rasinski, Timothy V.,Harrison, David L.,Fresch, Mary Jo 這樣論述：

Dr. Timothy V. Rasinski is a professor of education in the Department of Teaching, Leadership, and Curriculum Studies. Dr. Rasinski teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in literacy education. His major interests include working with children who find reading difficult, phonics and reading flue

ncy instruction, and teacher development in literacy education. He has published over 100 articles and 10 books on various aspects of reading education. A past editor of The Reading Teacher, the most widely read journal in reading education in the world, Dr. Rasinski is currently an editor for the J

ournal of Literacy Research. Rasinski has served as president of the College Reading Association and he currently serves on the Board of Directors of the International Reading Association.I was four when I memorized and recited on stage the Gettysburg Address, six when I began writing poems, eight a

nd nine when I lived on a farm. What an author writes comes from the experiences of a lifetime. The Missouri boy who filled his room with snake skins, insects, turtle shells, fossils, and books grew up to be a public speaker, a scientist, and an author of stories and poems, often about nature. I lik

ed school so school shows up in my books, too, particularly the humorous ones such as Somebody Catch My Homework. My education and background in science prepared me to research and write my own series of Earth science books called Earthworks.Making up poems in first grade set me on a path that event

ually led to Bernice Cullinan at New York University with whom I wrote a Teaching Strategies book called Easy Poetry Lessons That Dazzle And Delight. This book is meant for those who want to teach poetry in elementary school but need help getting started. I wrote a follow-up book with third grade te

acher Kathy Holderith of Littleton, Colorado about using poetry as a teaching tool. That one is called Using the Power of Poetry to Teach Language Arts, Social Studies, Math, and More.I believe that writing, like reading, should begin as a fun activity. That＂s why I wrote Writing Stories to help stu

dents improve their writing skills. In it I offer students twenty-five ＂secrets＂ to help them write better fiction. Acting as their personal guide, I share my own discoveries about creating ideas, getting started, making time to write, and all the tricks of putting the elements of a story together.

Children＂s authors have a unique opportunity to share what we＂ve learned about writing with teachers and students. In Writing Stories, I show students the value of revising and rewriting and dedicate one entire chapter to the art of ending a story well.After more than sixty published books of poetry

, fiction, and nonfiction, I have lots of stories to tell kids about where my ideas come from and how they turn into books. Some of my poems have been set to music so during school presentations I＂ve been known to break into song. When I＂m not traveling to conferences or schools, I write seven hours

a day six days a week.My four best sellers together have sold more than four million copies. My books have won the Christopher Medal, Kids＂ Choice picks, Bank Street Book of the Year selection, Kentucky Blue Grass nomination, Best Book for Young Adults nomination, and Michigan Reading Association R

eaders＂ Choice list. One of my poems -- ＂My Book＂ -- is sandblasted into the sidewalk in Phoenix at the Central Library＂s Children＂s Garden. It was selected because it catches the excitement of reading. I＂m proud of that. Not many can claim to published in concrete.David Harrison currently lives in

Springfield, Missouri.Fresch previously taught third grade and adult literacy. She also taught children’s literature and literacy courses in teacher education programs in Ohio, Nebraska, and Melbourne, Australia.Mary Jo received her Ph.D. from The Ohio State University where she is currently an Asso

ciate Professor in Teacher Education in the School of Teaching and Learning.

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甲基胺氯化鉛及甲基胺溴化鉛單晶鈣鈦礦的磁光性質及光電性質探討

為了解決Phonics song的問題，作者黃智堉 這樣論述：

本論文主要針對甲基胺氯化鉛(MAPbCl3)和甲基胺溴化鉛(MAPbBr3)鈣鈦礦單晶材料的光電特性及應用進行研究。首先採用室溫結晶法和逆溫結晶法合成MAPbBr3和MAPbCl3單晶，並且利用X 射線衍射、光致發光和吸收光譜來確認晶體的結晶度及光學性質。接著測量晶體在室溫下且磁場大小為 0.8T 和1.6T 的磁圓二色性 (magnetic circular dichroism) 發現在能帶附近左/右旋光出現不同吸收訊號，推測此訊號來源是與鈣鈦礦中被外加磁場極化的的自由電子自旋變化有關。最後，藉由電性量測 MAPbCl3 和 MAPbBr3 單晶鈣鈦礦製作而成的光感應器，結果顯示其具有快速

的開關光響應率和高響應度。

Partner Poems & Word Ladders for Building Foundational Literacy Skills: Grades K-2

為了解決Phonics song的問題，作者Rasinski, Timothy V.,Harrison, David L.,Fresch, Mary Jo 這樣論述：

Fresch previously taught third grade and adult literacy. She also taught children’s literature and literacy courses in teacher education programs in Ohio, Nebraska, and Melbourne, Australia.Mary Jo received her Ph.D. from The Ohio State University where she is currently an Associate Professor in Tea

cher Education in the School of Teaching and Learning.Dr. Timothy V. Rasinski is a professor of education in the Department of Teaching, Leadership, and Curriculum Studies. Dr. Rasinski teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in literacy education. His major interests include working with childre

n who find reading difficult, phonics and reading fluency instruction, and teacher development in literacy education. He has published over 100 articles and 10 books on various aspects of reading education. A past editor of The Reading Teacher, the most widely read journal in reading education in th

e world, Dr. Rasinski is currently an editor for the Journal of Literacy Research. Rasinski has served as president of the College Reading Association and he currently serves on the Board of Directors of the International Reading Association.I was four when I memorized and recited on stage the Getty

sburg Address, six when I began writing poems, eight and nine when I lived on a farm. What an author writes comes from the experiences of a lifetime. The Missouri boy who filled his room with snake skins, insects, turtle shells, fossils, and books grew up to be a public speaker, a scientist, and an

author of stories and poems, often about nature. I liked school so school shows up in my books, too, particularly the humorous ones such as Somebody Catch My Homework. My education and background in science prepared me to research and write my own series of Earth science books called Earthworks.Maki

ng up poems in first grade set me on a path that eventually led to Bernice Cullinan at New York University with whom I wrote a Teaching Strategies book called Easy Poetry Lessons That Dazzle And Delight. This book is meant for those who want to teach poetry in elementary school but need help getting

started. I wrote a follow-up book with third grade teacher Kathy Holderith of Littleton, Colorado about using poetry as a teaching tool. That one is called Using the Power of Poetry to Teach Language Arts, Social Studies, Math, and More.I believe that writing, like reading, should begin as a fun ac

tivity. That＂s why I wrote Writing Stories to help students improve their writing skills. In it I offer students twenty-five ＂secrets＂ to help them write better fiction. Acting as their personal guide, I share my own discoveries about creating ideas, getting started, making time to write, and all th

e tricks of putting the elements of a story together. Children＂s authors have a unique opportunity to share what we＂ve learned about writing with teachers and students. In Writing Stories, I show students the value of revising and rewriting and dedicate one entire chapter to the art of ending a stor

y well.After more than sixty published books of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, I have lots of stories to tell kids about where my ideas come from and how they turn into books. Some of my poems have been set to music so during school presentations I＂ve been known to break into song. When I＂m not tr

aveling to conferences or schools, I write seven hours a day six days a week.My four best sellers together have sold more than four million copies. My books have won the Christopher Medal, Kids＂ Choice picks, Bank Street Book of the Year selection, Kentucky Blue Grass nomination, Best Book for Young

Adults nomination, and Michigan Reading Association Readers＂ Choice list. One of my poems -- ＂My Book＂ -- is sandblasted into the sidewalk in Phoenix at the Central Library＂s Children＂s Garden. It was selected because it catches the excitement of reading. I＂m proud of that. Not many can claim to pu

blished in concrete.David Harrison currently lives in Springfield, Missouri.

翻轉教室與因材網對於台灣國小學生理解力和學習動機之影響

為了解決Phonics song的問題，作者張琳 這樣論述：

本研究旨在探討翻轉教室結合因材網對國小五年級學生的核心英語能力-聽力理解和閱讀理解以及其學習動機的影響。本研究研究對象為東部某國小，全校學生超過一半來自於弱勢家庭，共十五位五年級學生，參與了這項為期十週的研究。 翻轉教室結合因材網的教學成效，是以透過分析受試者成績、問卷和訪談以及目標學校英文老師的觀察回饋與訪談等做為研究資料。研究者透過重整科技化評量(由台灣教育部主辦的測驗。)中和此研究學習內容相關的考古題作為前測和後測，加以評估受試者的聽力與閱讀理解。受試者的前測和後測所得的資料運用魏克遜符號等級檢定(Wilcoxon Signed-rank Test) 進行分析；問卷和訪談

的資料則使用質性分析五步驟來處理。綜合以上，資料搜集包含了(1)前測、(2)後測、(3)教師日誌、(4)課堂觀察、(5)每週問卷、(6)總問卷、(7)學生訪談以及(8)教師訪談，以提供更多元且完整的研究觀點。上述多元的研究工具、不同身分的研究者與多樣的數據提供者做為本研究結果三角驗證的依據。 本研究結果顯示，受試者在閱讀部分有顯著進步，相對地，受試者在聽力部分並未達到顯著差異。但每週問卷和學生訪談的資料都指出翻轉教室結合因材網對受試者的聽力與閱讀學習有正向的影響。與此同時，本研究建議因材網的學習影片和練習題需多著重在一些受試者常有的學習盲點上，例如:(1)英文單字「臥室」和「廁所」間的差

異和(2)對英文單字「頭髮」的詳細解說。此外，因材網上的學習材料需要更進一步的加深加廣以符合各版本教科書的內容。透過本研究的課程，受試者的學習動機有顯著的進步。在學習動機的六個項目中，內在動機和外在動機的部分獲得高度的提升，而看法和貢獻程度的部分則有明顯的進步。最後，喜愛程度和自信度在魏克遜符號等級檢定中並未顯示出顯著的差異。綜上所述，翻轉教室結合因材網對國小五年級學生的閱讀理解是有助益的，但是對聽力理解的效果還須更進一步的調查。而學習動機亦會被翻轉教室結合因材網所激發，特別是內在動機和外在動機的部分。