The role of oral corrective feedback in L2 Portuguese classrooms
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https://doi.org/10.29051/rel.v3.n1.jan-jun.2017.9015Mots-clés :
Second language acquisition. Corrective Feedback. L2 Portuguese.Résumé
Languages are generally acquired along with and for others, in varied environments which influence second language (L2) learning. One of the most important influences of the linguistic environment is that it provides learners with information about the incorrectness of their utterances (ORTEGA, 2009). This process is referred as Corrective Feedback (LYSTER; RANTA, 1997, RUSSEL; SPADA, 2006), which is a complex phenomenon that has different functions in formal L2 instruction. The purpose of the current study was to investigate the types of oral CF in L2 Portuguese classrooms and to analyze how learners responded to CF provided by their teachers. The data presented were obtained from the observation of lessons in an elementary and an intermediate group of a Portuguese course offered at a private American university. The results of this observational study show that elicitation, explicit correction and metalinguistic feedback are the main CF methods employed by the teachers.
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