THE RESEARCH BULLETIN OF KANTO GAKUEN UNIVERSITY Liberal Arts
Online ISSN : 2187-8501
ISSN-L : 2187-8501
Issues of Japanese Compositions Written by Students Taking the Lower-Japanese-Competence Class
Yasushi Koike
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2013 Volume 21 Pages 88-97

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In this paper, we analyzed the issues of Japanese compositions written by the students attending the lower-Japanese-competence class at Kanto Gakuen University using results of their Japanese compositions. We set the students two types of compositions; a topic composition and a composition requiring filling blank spaces with suitable words and phrases. Their features are as follows; They can not make a composition based on their free thinking. They can not understand contents or information of text correctly. They can not adapt sentences in a contextual situation.
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