Título: Corrective Feedback and Learner Uptake: Negotiation of Form in Communicative Classrooms
Autores: Lyster, Roy
Ranta, Leila
Fecha: 1997
2008-06-17
Publicador: McGill University - MCGILL
Fuente:
Tipo: article (journal)
peer reviewed
Tema: Language Teaching Methods
French as a Second Language
Immersion Programs
Language Teaching Methods
Elementary Education
Canada
Feedback
second-language classroom error correction sequence model
audiorecorded classes
4th-grade French immersion classrooms
Descripción: An analytic model comprising the various moves in error correction sequences in second-language classrooms is developed & applied to a database of classroom interaction with a view to relating teachers' corrective feedback with students' responses. The corpus was generated from audiorecordings of four fourth-grade French immersion classrooms (N unspecified) in the Montreal, Canada, area. Error correction sequences are described as consisting of a student error; the teacher's feedback, which may take the form of explicit correction, recast, clarification request, metalinguistic feedback, elicitation, or error repetition; the student's response, which may or may not still need repair; & (sometimes) reinforcement of a correct response by the teacher. An overwhelming tendency for teachers to use recasts as error correction was found, despite their ineffectiveness at eliciting student-generated repair. It was observed that students responded more successfully when the correct form was not supplied for them & there was negotiation of form, ie, with clarification requests, metalinguistics feedback, elicitation, or error repetition.
Idioma: eng