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PAGEAStudyofNon-EnglishMajors’WritingStrategiesContents摘要………………………ⅰAbstract…………………ⅱ1Introduction…………………11.1CurrentSituation……………………..11.2SignificanceofthePresentStudy…….11.3PurposeofheStudy…………………..12LiteratureReview……………22.1AReviewofStudiesonWritingStrategies…………...22.2ClassificationofWritingStrategiesAdoptedinthePresentStudy……33ResearchDesign……………...43.1ResearchQuestions……………………43.2Subjects………………...43.3Instrument………………54Analyses………………………..54.1Dataanalysis……………54.2Discussion………………75Conclusions…………………….7References………………………...9Appendixes………………………..10PAGEii摘要写作是大学英语学习的一个重要部分,也是大学英语教学中较为薄弱的一个环节。历年来大学英语四六级统考成绩的分析报告显示,写作一直是失分最多的部分。为了进一步了解中国学生的英语写作策略的运用情况,本文比较了不同写作水平学生的英语作文在质量上的差别以及他们在写作过程中使用的不同策略。本研究用一份有关英语写作策略的调查问卷以及认知风格测验,得出以下结论非英语专业大学生在英语写作中一记忆策略运用最频繁,其次是补偿策略,用得最少的是情感策略。至于具体的写作策略,运用最多的是使用话语联系语策略,最少的是与别人谈论感受策略。关键词:大学英语写作策略AbstractThisstudyaimstodiscoverwhatstrategycollegenon-EnglishstudentsappliedinEnglishwriting.Thisstudycombinedwithonequestionnaire.Thesubjectswere60juniorsatTheNorthwestNormalUniversity.TheywereaskedtocompleteonequestionnaireaboutEnglishwritingstrategies.Thestudyproducedthefollowingmajorfindings.Firstly,memorystrategiesareusedmostfrequentlyinChinesenon一Englishmajors’writingcompensationstrategiesthenext,whileaffectivestrategiesgiventheleastattention.Asforthespecificwritingstrategies,usingdiscourseconnectiveismostfrequentlyused,discussingfeelingswithothersistheleastKeyWords:collegeEnglish;WritingStrategyPAGE11.Introduction1.1CurrentSituationEnglishteachinginChinahasbeenexperiencingaboomformorethantwodecadesandhasachievedtremendousprogress.Amongthefourbasicskillsrequiredtobemasteredbyallthesecondlanguagestudents,whicharelistening,speaking,readingandwritinginlanguagelearning,writingisthemostcomplicatedskill.Writingisanindispensablepartofsecondlanguageacquisition.Asoneoftheproductiveskills,writingcanbeagoodreflectionofstudents’overallmasteryofEnglishlanguagelearning.Infact,writingissoimportantthatitispartofalmostallkindsofentranceexaminationsandlanguageproficiencytestsinChinasuchastheCollegeEnglishTests(CET)andtheTestsforEnglishMajors(TEM).Writingrequiresmoreeffortofalanguagelearnerbecauseofitneedforaccuracy.Evennativespeakerconstantlymake“mistakes”whentheyarespeaking;exceptinveryformaloccasions,probablytheywillnotbecriticized.However,apieceofwritingwithgrammaticalmistakeshereandtherewouldlikelybejudgedasilliterateandunacceptable.AlthoughChinesestudents’EnglishwritinghasbeenanissuethatdrawstheattentionofmanyEnglishresearchers,thepresentsituationofstudents’writingisfarfromsatisfactory.Scholarsfrombothhomeandabroadhavedonequitealotofresearchwork.Mostoftheirwork,however,failstodealwithhowChinesestudentswritinginEnglishorganizeandconstructtheirtexts.LittleresearchworkisdoneonthestudyofhowChinesestudentsusetransitionsintheirEnglishcompositions.1.2SignificanceofthePresentStudyInordertoimprovestudents’writing,researchersonsecondlanguagewritingalsobegantoexplorestudents’writingstrategiesduringtheirwritingprocess.Andmanyencouragingfindingshavebeenmade.Wu(2004)foundthatamongthevariousfactors(e.g.,competence,andwritingstrategies)whichaffectwritingachievement,writingstrategiesbelongtothekeyfactors.Someresearchershaverevealedthatexperiencedwritersandnovicewritersdifferedintheirwritingstrategiesuse(Raimes,A,1987;Petric,B.andCzarl,B.,2003).1.3PurposesoftheStudyTosumup,thepresentstudywasundertakentoexploretheuseofwritingstrategiesbyChineseNon-Englishmajorsintheirwritingprocess.Thespecificgoalsoftheexaminationsaretofindouthownon-EnglishMajorsemploywritingstrategies.Whatkindofwritingstrategiestheyusemost.2LiteratureReview2.1AreviewofstudiesonWritingStrategiesThestudyoflearningstrategieshasseenan“explosionofactivity”[1]inrecentyears.However,differentscholarsdefinelearningstrategiesdifferently.Ellisputforwardageneraldefinitionoflearningstrategy:astrategyconsistedofmentalorbehavioralactivityrelatedtosomespecificstageintheoverallprocessoflanguageacquisitionorlanguageuse.Thus,writingstrategiescanbeviewedasthelearningbehaviorsorproceduresstudentsexperienceinthespecificstagessuchasplanning,drafting,andrevisingduringtheprocessofEnglishwriting.LawsonandHogbendiscoveredthestudentswhohavebeenstudyingaforeignlanguage,evenifonlyamonthorsohavemostlikelydevelopedconsciousorunconsciousleaningstrategies.Inthefieldofwriting,SondraPerlfoundthatevenunskilledwritersemployconsistentandstablecomposingstrategies,whichrepresenttheirattemptstodiscovermeaning.Whileitisclearthatbothexpertandunskilledstudentsadoptcertainstrategiesintheirlearningprocess,theformerdoesmanifestsomestrategiesusewhichdistinguishesthemfromthelatter.O’MallayandChamotclaimedthatmoreeffectivestudentsuselearningstrategiesmoreoftenandhadawiderrepertoireoflearningstrategiesthandidlesseffectivestudents.WhileVannandAbrahamdiscoveredintheirstudythatunsuccessfulstudentswerealsoactivestrategyuserbutonlyusedthestrategieslesseffectively.Actually,amongthefewstudiesonwritingstrategy,aconsiderablepartofthemattemptedtoexplorethedifferencesinstrategyusebetweenskilledandunskilledsecondlanguagewriters.Inherprotocol-basedstudyofL1andL2writing,Arndtfoundthattherewasconsiderablevariationamongthewritersintheirapproachtothetaskofproducingwrittentext.Thus,alotofattentionhasbeenpaidtodescribingthestrategiesusedbysuccessfulstudentwriterswiththeassumptionthat“thelearningstrategiesofgoodlanguagelearners,onceidentifiedandsuccessfullytaughttolesscompetentlearners,couldhaveconsiderablepotentialforenhancingthedevelopmentofsecondlanguageskills”.SasakiandHirosediscoveredthatgoodwritersaresignificantlydifferentformpoorwritersinfouraspects:firstly,goodwriterspaymoreattentiontooverallorganization;secondly,goodwriterswritemorefluentlyintermsofquantity;thirdly,goodwritersshowgreaterconfidenceinL2academicwriting,andfourthly,goodwritershavepreviouswritingexperiencesbeyondoneEnglishparagraphlevel.KrashenwentfurtherintothevariationbetweenexperiencedandInexperiencewriters,pointingoutfiveaspectsofdifferences,namely,planning,rescanning,revising,recursion,andawarenessofaudience.YangShuxian’sstudyisoneofthefewattemptsundertakeninChinatoexplorestrategyuseduringtheirwritingprocess.Usingquestionnairedesignandthink-aloudcomposingasthesourceofdata,shefoundthatsuccessfulwritersdifferedfromunsuccessfulonesinplanning,focusing,andrevising.ThevariationinstrategyusebetweenmoreandlesssuccessfullearnersiswidelyrecognizedandillustratedinmorestudiessuchasRubin,WenQiufang,WenandJohnson.2.2ClassificationofwritingstrategiesadoptedinthepresentstudyNoteveryoneisabletoproduceagoodwriting.Whetheronecanwritewellisdeterminedbyone’swritingability.ScarcellaandOxford(1992)maintainthatwritersdrawnonfourtypesofcompetencies:1.Grammaticalcompetence:useofgrammaticalrulers,morphology,syntax,spelling,andpunctuation;2.Sociolinguisticcompetence:rulersthatenablewriterstovarytheirwritingaccordingtotheirpurpose,topic,andaudience;3.Discoursecompetence:abilitytoorganizetextscohesivelyandcoherentlythroughtheuseofdevicessuchaspronounreferenceandellipsesordeletionofrepetitivewords;4Strategiccompetence:useofstrategiessuchasbrainstormingwritingideas,writingdrafts,andrevising.Itcanbeseenclearlythatitisnecessarytoknowaboutstudents’writingstrategiesusebecauseitisoneoffactorsaffectingtheirwritingability.WhenKrapels(1990)madetheoverviewofempiricalresearchonL2writingwhichincludedstudiesofwritingbehaviorsofexperiencedversusinexperiencedwriters,differentwritingbehaviorsinL1andL2writing,theuseofL1insecondlanguagewriting,etc.headoptedtheterm“process”fromFlowerandHayes’L1processwritingtheory.Whilewritingresearchtraditionreferstowritingbehaviorsaswritingorcompositionprocess,inSLAstudiesitisusuallyreferredtoaslearning(writing)strategies(PetricandCzarl,2003).PetricandCzarl(2003)intheirstudy,basedonthetheoriesoflanguagelearningstrategiesandliteratureonFlowerandHayes’processwritingtheory,definedwritingstrategiesasactionsorbehaviorsconsciouslycarriedoutbywritersinordertomaketheirwritingmoreefficient.Thencomingtotheclassificationofwritingstrategies,WangandSui(2004)arguethatwritingstrategiesincludeframing,coherenceanddevelopinggoodwritinghabits.Framingstrategycontainsthreeaspects:doingalotofreading,writingdownsomeideasatanytimeandmapping.Coherencestrategycontainsrememberingmanyconjunctions.Developinggoodwritinghabitsincludespracticingwritingatafixedtime,imitatingandrevising.InChina,Wen(2003a:78-82),ChengandZhang(2002:124-133)intheirbooksmentionedsomewritingstrategiesrespectively.Forexample,ChengandZhangmentionedthefollowingwritingstrategies:freewriting;brainstorming;mapping;incubating,etc.Ascanbeseenclearly,thereisnoconsensusregardingtheclassificationsofwritingstrategies.Duetothelengthofthisthesis,Iwillnotdiscussthemrespectively;insteadI’lljustfocusmyattentiononsomeofthemwhicharecloselyrelatedtomystudy.FlowerandHares’researchonwritingprocessresearchledtoanewpedagogicalapproach-theprocessapproachtowriting.Andfromwhathasbeendiscussedinthewritingprocess,wecanknowprocesswritingrequiresstudentstobuildthestrategiesofpre-writing,drafting,editingandrewriting.Thepracticetrainsthestudentstomakeuseofthewritingstrategiesconsciouslyintheireffortstoimprovingtheirwriting.Studentsinawritingclassadoptingtheprocessapproacharesupposedtogothroughthreeroughstrategiesofthewritingprocess-pre-writingstage,while-writingstage,andrevisingstages.3ResearchDesign3.1ResearchquestionsAsanattempttoexplorethewritingstrategiesusedbyChinesenon-Englishmajors,thisstudytriestoinvestigatethequestionwhatarethefrequenciesofwritingstrategiesusebythelearnersinthestudy?3.2SubjectsThesubjectsinvolvedinthestudyare60Chinesestudents(30ofthemareChinesemajors,and30ofthemaremajors)atNorthwestNormalUniversity.Theywereattheendofthefirsttermoftheirthirdyearcollegestudy.ThereasontochoosethesejuniorasthesubjectsismainlybecauseallofthemhavepassedtheCET.AndtheyarespendingmuchoftheirstudytimeonEnglishandtheyweremorecooperative.ThesestudentsweregoingtotakeCET—Band6attheendoftheterm.Inordertopassthetest,theyhadtospendcertainamountoftimeandenergypracticingwriting,whichcouldguaranteethattheywouldshowgreatinterestindoingthequestionnaireandtreatitseriously.Furthermore,witheightandahalfyear’sEnglishlearning3.3InstrumentTheinstrumentusedinthestudyisonequestionnaire.Thequestionnairewastoexplorestudents’strategiesusedintheirprocessofwriting.Fromtheaspectofproduct-basedapproach,students’writtentextsarecollectedandgradedaccordingto5criteria:content,organization,vocabulary,grammar,andmechanisms.Thenthesegradedwrittentextsareanalyzedtoexamineinwhataspectsuccessfulwriters’articlesarebetterthanthoseoflesssuccessfulwriters.Inthepartofprocess-orientedapproach,learners’strategyuseintheircomposingprocessisinvestigatedthroughaquestionnairewithaviewtodiscoveringwhatstrategiesarefrequentlyadoptedbystudentsandwhatstrategyusedistinguishestheskilledwritersfromthelessskilledones.Analysis4.1DatacollectionThedescriptivestatisticsofstrategiesemployedbytheChinesenon-EnglishmajorsintheirprocessofwritingwasshowninTable4.1.InTable4.1,themeansofvariableinvestigatedrangfrom3.85to2.44ona5-pointscale.Thestandarddeviationshowsthedifferencesofthesubjects’responsestoeachrelevantitem.AccordingtoOxford’skeytounderstandingtheaveragescoreoflearningbehaviors,thosevariablesscoredbetween4.5to5.0areregardedas‘alwaysoralmostalwaysused’,andthosebetween3.5to4.4areconsidered‘generallyused’andthosebetween2.5to3.4‘sometimesused’.Whilethosevariablesscoredbetween1.5to2.4areviewedas‘generallynotused’.Amongthe60students,memorystrategies(M=3.75,SD=.83)ranksthehighest,andcompensationstrategies(M=3.70,SD=.90)thenext,whichindicatesthatlearnersgenerallyusethesestrategiestodealwithproblemsordifficultiesencounteredintheircomposingprocess.Affectivestrategiesranksthelowest(M=2.61,SD=.72),whichshowsthattheyareinfrequentlyadoptedbyChinesecollegewriters,whilesocialstrategies(M=3.30,SD=1.06),.Asforthespecificstrategiesunderthe60students,thestrategyofusingdiscourseconnectives(M=3.85,SD=1.22)hasbeengiventhemostattention,andthestrategyofdiscussingfeelingswithothers(M=2.44,SD=1.23)istheleastemphasized.Othergenerallyusedwritingstrategiesareselectingtopic(M=3.81,SD=1.23),grouping(M=3.75,SD=1.02),mentalassociating(M=3.75.SD=.96),usingresources(M=3.67,SD=1.06),usingcircumlocutionorsynonym(M=3.67,SD=1.00),adjustingorapproximatingthemessage(M=3.63,SD=1.08),andrereading(M=3.62,SD=1.20).Tab.4.1:WritingstrategiesemployedbyChinesenon-EnglishmajorsCategoriesofstrategiesNo.ofstrategiesMSDN=60Memorystrategies(2)3.750.83Group3,751.02Associate3.750.96Cognitivestrategies(8)3.200.41Imitate2.811.07Socialstrategies(2)3.621.20Reread3.210.54Connective3.851.22Rhetoric3.080.99Resource3.671.06Translate3.071.00Outline2.811.09Compensationstrategies(3)3.700.90Select3.811.23Adjust3.631.08Synonym3.671.00Metacognitivestrategies(3)2.970.53Attention3.320.71Planning2.490.90Evaluate3.130.71Affectivestrategies(3)2.610.72Anxiety3.041.17Encourage2.480.86Feeling2.441.13Correct3.301.06Empathize3.471.234.2DiscussionInordertofindoutwhatwritingstrategiesthestudentsuseintheirwritingprocess,Ifindtwosampleofcompositionstoanalysistheirwritingstrategies.One\ofthecompositionisabouttheFakeCommoditiesandtheotheroneisabouttheProsandConsofAdvertising.Ireadthesecompositionsverycarefully;Ifindthatinthesecompositionsthestudentusearrangingandplanningatfirsttopreparethecomposition.Andthememorystrategyiswhatthestudentslikemost.What’smoreitaveryconvenientandeffectivewaytofinishacompositionquickly.Thestudentswillusethefollowingwaystorevisetheircomposition.1.Readthefeedbackgivenbytheteachercarefullyandtrytolearnfromthem;2.Checkifthemessaymatchestherequirements;3.Onlycheckwhattheyhavewrittenwhentheyhavefinishedthewholecomposition;4.Makechangesinvocabulary;5.Readtheircompositionaloud;6.Makechangesinsentencestructure;7.useadictionarywhenrevising;8.focusononethingatatimewhenrevising(e.g.content,structure);9.Makechangesinthecontentorideas;10.Givethemselvesarewardforcompletingthecomposition;11.Dropthefirstdraftandstartwritingagain.Readthefeedbackgivenbytheteachercarefullyandtrytolearnfromthemisusedinahighfrequencybystudentsamongallofthem.AndthesefourstrategiesCheckifthemessaymatchestherequirements,Makechangesinvocabulary;Readtheircompositionaloud,MakechangesinthecontentorideasandReadtheircompositionaloud,areusedwithaverylowfrequency.ConclusionsThepresentstudyexploresstudents’writingstrategyuseintheirwriting.First,anunderstandingofthestudents’useofwritingisobtainedinlightofthisstudy.Thestudyrevealsthatasforindividualstrategyuse,thestudentsemployedavarietyofstrategieswithdifferentfrequencies.Forexample,inthetopic-examiningstrategywasattachedgreatimportancebythestudents.MemorystrategiesareusedmostfrequentlyinChinesenon-Englishmajors’writing,compensationstrategiesthenext,whileaffectivestrategiesgiventheleastattention.Asforspecificwritingstrategies,usingdiscourseconnectivesismostfrequentlyused,discussingfeelingwithothersistheleast.ReferencesBermudez,A.B.andPrater,D.L.1990.UsingbrainstormingandclusteringwithLEPwriterstodevelopelaborationskills.TESOLQUARTERLY24,523-528.Brookes,A.andGrundy,P.BeginningtoWrite.Cambridge:CambridgeCohen,A.D.2000,Strategiesinlearningandusingasecondlanguage[M].Be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