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摘要
学术写作课(AWCs)中广泛的期刊写作(EJW)已被证明对学生的写作能力有积极的影响(Ho, et al, 2022)。本案例研究报告了本科生对撰写音乐流派(“音乐期刊”)有用性的看法。从回答中浮现出的几个主要主题是:1)表达情感的能力提高了;2)意识和与他人的联系增强了;他认为写日记既有趣又能激励人;最后,4)提高英语表达和写作技能。这些主题表明,音乐期刊(MJs)可以帮助减轻学术写作的压力,同时满足实际的AWC生产目标,并被视为更传统的EWJ格式的替代方案。
Student Perceptions on Music Journals for Extensive Writing in an Academic Writing Class
: Extensive Journal Writing (EJW) in Academic Writing Classes (AWCs) has been shown to have a positive impact on students’ writing ability (Ho, et al, 2022). This case study reports undergraduate student perceptions on the usefulness of writing about musical genres (a ‘music journal’). Several major themes that surfaced from responses were: 1) an improved ability to express feelings;2) an increased sense of awareness and connection to others; the idea that journals were 3) fun and motivating; and lastly, 4) increased English language production and writing skill. These themes indicate that music journals (MJs) may help reduce the stress of academic writing whilst meeting practical AWC production aims, and be seen as engaging alternative to more traditional EWJ formats.