This study aimed to examine the impact of a reading-writing connection project on
the first-year EFL college students who studied English as a required subject in the
first semester of 2005. A literacy environment that was supportive of reading-writing
connections involved explicit instruction of text structures and story elements,
reflective reading journals (or reading logs) on each reading text, and creative writing
based upon the story book of the learners’ own interest.Data were collected from the
students' reading log entries, creative writing, and the follow-up interviews. Results
indicated that the learners' literacy developed not only in linguistic progress but also
in critical thinking as well as in personal growth. Reading helped the EFL learners’
development of their writing with the stimulus, structures, vocabulary, and prior
experience (schema).
This study aimed to examine the impact of a reading-writing connection project onthe first-year EFL college students who studied English as a required subject in thefirst semester of 2005. A literacy environment that was supportive of reading-writingconnections involved explicit instruction of text structures and story elements,reflective reading journals (or reading logs) on each reading text, and creative writingbased upon the story book of the learners’ own interest.Data were collected from thestudents' reading log entries, creative writing, and the follow-up interviews. Resultsindicated that the learners' literacy developed not only in linguistic progress but alsoin critical thinking as well as in personal growth. Reading helped the EFL learners’development of their writing with the stimulus, structures, vocabulary, and priorexperience (schema).
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