The aim of this study is to investigate what effects of Teacher-Child Interaction using Intermational Picture Books on the Young Children's Drawing Representation in 5 year-old children.
The major concerns in this study are as follows:
1. Does teacher...
The aim of this study is to investigate what effects of Teacher-Child Interaction using Intermational Picture Books on the Young Children's Drawing Representation in 5 year-old children.
The major concerns in this study are as follows:
1. Does teacher-child interaction using intermational picture books influence the young children's drawing representation?
2. What changes does teacher-child interaction using intermational picture books make in young children's drawing representation?
The subjects of this study were divided into two groups. Experimental group was composed of 29 children(5 years old) from a class of A kindergarten located in mapogu and comparison group was composed of 30 children(5 years old) from b class of A kindergarten located in mapogu
The selection of informational picture books was base on the Ahn, Hyu-Jeong(2001)'s List of Informational Books and Hillman(1996)'s Standard of Evaluation in Selecting Intermational Picture Books.
The contents from Chi, Seong-Ae(2001)'s Drawing Representation Rating Scale was partly modified with the help of an expert and used as a list of teacher's questions.
To measure young children's drawing representation ability, Chi, Seong-Ae(2001)'s Drawing Representation Rating Scale was empolyed. The eight segments of this scale was put to use, execpt one about connection between representation and language. This category is consisted of 8 items with 5 scales.
To verify the programs of study, I assessed the average and standard deviation of two groups and performed t verification by using SPSS/ for Windows 12.0 program.
This findings of this study can be summarized as follows :
Experimental group that performed teacher-child interaction using intermational picture books showed improvement in the ability of drawing representation compared with comparison group. Besides, the former excelled the latter in combination of basic diagram and line, use of diverse colors, harmony of construction, forms, theme-related representation and creative representation, which were the subareas of drawing representation skills.
In conclusion, teacher-child interaction using intermational picture books were conductive to improving young children's drawing representation abilites. In the future, a variety teacher-child interaction using intermational picture books are expected to be applied to art education in early childhood school.