Correcting learners. Flashcards

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Variables to take into consideration when correcting learners.

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The aim of the lesson, age and language level.

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Using time lines.

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These are useful whenever we want to teach a tense; it’s easy to point to the line and represent the tense.

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Finger correction.

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Through showing one hand to the class and point to each finger in turn as we say each word in the utterance. Particularly effective when learners have left out a word in a utterance.

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Gestures.

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When we don’t want to interrupt but we still want to show the mistake, a worried or questioning look; to point back, it’s always useful.

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Phonemic symbols.

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Pointing at the relevant symbols in the chart or writing them.

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Echo corrections.

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It means repeating the same utterance that the student did wrong with a stress intonation in order to sound like a question. This is useful mainly with slips.

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Identifying the mistake.

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By focusing learners attention in the mistake and telling them the correct version.

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Delayed correction.

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When practicing oral fluency it is important to delayed the correction to the end of the activity when can correct the mistakes whitout telling learners who made which mistakes.

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Peer and self-correction.

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This kind of correction helps the students to become more aware of their own learning needs.

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Ignoring errors.

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We ignor errors that are above the students’ level. Although we might reformulate part of the learner utterance. Also, ignoring mistakes made by a shy or weak student can be useful to give him confidence.

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Reformulating.

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This is what parents do with they kids, just repeating the utterance in their right form whenever the learner commits a mistake.

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Recasting.

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We reword the wrong utterance and saying it back to the learner in its improved form.

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Giving the rule and an example or definition.

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As the definition itself says; in addition this is particularly useful in a class of adult learners.

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Correction code.

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To indicate the type of mistakes in written language it is useful to use a code. E.g. Sp = spelling mistake.

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how do we correct written mistakes?

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We correct the mistakes that are the focus of the lesson or piece of work omiting the ones that are beyond the level of the students.

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