학문 목적 한국어 학습자의 읽기-듣기-쓰기 요약 과제 수행 양상

KAP learners’ Performance on an Integrated Reading-Listening-Writing Task

The present study explores several aspects of KAP (Korean for Academic Purposes) learners’ performance as exhibited in their writings in response to the integrated reading-listening-writing test task. The writings, together with interviews of 32 KAP students, were analysed to see how the functions of reading, listening, and writing are integrated and how they use source materials. The results showed that the integration process was recursive and that not only does the proficient group tend to use organizing, selecting, and connecting more efficiently but also they were able to pair up contents from different sources according to their relevance. Secondly, the proficient group tends to use “summary” and “paraphrase” to present the content of source information. However, the less proficient group used “declaration” and “quotation” much more than “summary” and “paraphrase”. In addition, most of the proficient group identified the sources of information as the Reading and Listening texts whereas the majority of less proficient group writers did not identify the source of information.