Teacher Corrective Oral Feedback in the Classroom

The article reports on a study of teacher corrective oral feedback in Iris Becker Elementary School, a public school serving pupils from kindergarten-5th grade in Dearborn, Michigan. Some researchers claim that teacher corrective oral feedback is beneficial to L2 learning while others discard its me...

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Main Author: Nasy Inthisone Pfanner
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: National Research University Higher School of Economics 2015-06-01
Series:Journal of Language and Education
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Online Access:https://jle.hse.ru/article/view/1398/2028
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description The article reports on a study of teacher corrective oral feedback in Iris Becker Elementary School, a public school serving pupils from kindergarten-5th grade in Dearborn, Michigan. Some researchers claim that teacher corrective oral feedback is beneficial to L2 learning while others discard its merit. This study is an attempt to explore this topic further with young learners. The method used in the study included one classroom observation. The participants included one mainstream classroom teacher and about 25 students. The results show high teacher corrective oral feedback.
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spelling doaj.art-61566dcab75b448894b05e55039375eb2022-12-22T02:04:21ZengNational Research University Higher School of EconomicsJournal of Language and Education2411-73902015-06-01124655Teacher Corrective Oral Feedback in the ClassroomNasy Inthisone Pfanner0B.O.RG Dornbirn-SchorenThe article reports on a study of teacher corrective oral feedback in Iris Becker Elementary School, a public school serving pupils from kindergarten-5th grade in Dearborn, Michigan. Some researchers claim that teacher corrective oral feedback is beneficial to L2 learning while others discard its merit. This study is an attempt to explore this topic further with young learners. The method used in the study included one classroom observation. The participants included one mainstream classroom teacher and about 25 students. The results show high teacher corrective oral feedback.https://jle.hse.ru/article/view/1398/2028corrective feedbackerror treatmentoral feedbackenglish as second languagesecond language acquisition
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Teacher Corrective Oral Feedback in the Classroom
Journal of Language and Education
corrective feedback
error treatment
oral feedback
english as second language
second language acquisition
title Teacher Corrective Oral Feedback in the Classroom
title_full Teacher Corrective Oral Feedback in the Classroom
title_fullStr Teacher Corrective Oral Feedback in the Classroom
title_full_unstemmed Teacher Corrective Oral Feedback in the Classroom
title_short Teacher Corrective Oral Feedback in the Classroom
title_sort teacher corrective oral feedback in the classroom
topic corrective feedback
error treatment
oral feedback
english as second language
second language acquisition
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