ÕªÒª | µÚ1-6Ò³ |
Abstract | µÚ6-11Ò³ |
1 Introduction | µÚ11-15Ò³ |
¡¤Research background | µÚ11-12Ò³ |
¡¤Significance of present research | µÚ12-14Ò³ |
¡¤Layout of the thesis | µÚ14-15Ò³ |
2 Literature Review | µÚ15-25Ò³ |
¡¤Theoretical basis for self-assessment | µÚ15-18Ò³ |
¡¤Constructivism | µÚ15-16Ò³ |
¡¤Humanistic psychology | µÚ16-17Ò³ |
¡¤Multiple-intelligence | µÚ17Ò³ |
¡¤Metacognition | µÚ17-18Ò³ |
¡¤Self-Assessment | µÚ18-22Ò³ |
¡¤Previous foreign and domestic researches on student self-assessment | µÚ18-20Ò³ |
¡¤Definition of self-assessment | µÚ20-21Ò³ |
¡¤Features and function of self-assessment | µÚ21-22Ò³ |
¡¤Relevant theory to self-assessment | µÚ22-25Ò³ |
¡¤Formative assessment and self-assessment | µÚ22-23Ò³ |
¡¤Assessment for learning and self-assessment | µÚ23-25Ò³ |
3 Three Pre-Determined Self-Assessment Instruments for Improving College English Reading in the Classroom | µÚ25-35Ò³ |
¡¤Checklists, rating scales and rubrics | µÚ25-27Ò³ |
¡¤Definitions of three instruments | µÚ25-26Ò³ |
¡¤Differences among three instruments | µÚ26-27Ò³ |
¡¤Function of three instruments | µÚ27Ò³ |
¡¤Design of checklist-referenced reading | µÚ27-29Ò³ |
¡¤Design of rating scale-referenced reading | µÚ29-30Ò³ |
¡¤Design of rubric-referenced reading | µÚ30-35Ò³ |
4 Research Methodology | µÚ35-53Ò³ |
¡¤Research questions | µÚ35Ò³ |
¡¤Research methods | µÚ35-42Ò³ |
¡¤Participants | µÚ35-36Ò³ |
¡¤Instruments | µÚ36-38Ò³ |
¡¤Procedures | µÚ38-41Ò³ |
¡¤Data collection | µÚ41-42Ò³ |
¡¤Results | µÚ42-49Ò³ |
¡¤Discussion | µÚ49-53Ò³ |
5 Conclusions | µÚ53-57Ò³ |
¡¤Major findings of the study | µÚ53-54Ò³ |
¡¤Implications for EFL teaching and learning | µÚ54-55Ò³ |
¡¤Limitations and suggestions for future researches | µÚ55-57Ò³ |
References | µÚ57-60Ò³ |
Appendix A | µÚ60-61Ò³ |
Appendix B | µÚ61-63Ò³ |
Appendix C | µÚ63-65Ò³ |
Acknowledgement | µÚ65Ò³ |