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중앙대학교 외국학연구소 외국학연구 외국학연구 제26호
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2013.1
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75 - 109 (35page)

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This study examines corrective feedback behaviors of native English-speaking instructors in college-level informal conversation classes. Approximately 750 minutes of extracurricular English conversation classes led by four native English-speaking teachers were audiotaped and videotaped. An average of five students participated in each class. Recorded classes were transcribed and micro-analyzed. Analyses of the transcribed data identified types of teachers’ corrective feedback, types of learners’ errors eliciting corrective feedback, and the effects on learner uptake. The results revealed similarities and differences when compared to existing studies. The most frequently used type of corrective feedback was recast, and the explicit correction and clarification request types followed. Meta-linguistic feedback and elicitation types were not observed. With respect to learner uptake, the explicit feedback type yielded the highest rate, which was followed by the translation and the repetition types. The recast type resulted in the lowest rate of learner uptake. The sources of errors that elicited the highest feedback counts were lexical and grammatical. The results highlight the importance of teacher education on characteristics, implementation, and pedagogical effects of various corrective feedback techniques in the English classroom for more effective instruction and communication.

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