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한국현대영어영문학회 현대영어영문학 현대영어영문학 제58권 제1호
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2014.1
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93 - 121 (29page)

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This study examined primary English learners’ speaking errors and the subsequent teacher feedback. The participants were two teachers and sixty fifth-grade students from a Korean primary school. The students were taking part in extracurricular English speaking lessons in which different types of feedback were used: Input-providing feedback (IPF: recasts, explicit correction) and output-providing feedback (OPF: prompts). All 20 lessons (10 lessons per level group) were videotaped and transcribed. The data include student surveys and interviews with five students from each group. The findings are as follows: (1) Whereas high level students made errors in grammar (function words) most frequently, low level students made errors in vocabulary (content words) most frequently. (2) Grammar errors were the error type for which the students received the most frequent teacher feedback. (3) High level learners preferred OPF, while low level learners preferred IPF. (4) IPF was more effective for students’ error correction for both levels of students, specifically for lower level students. In particular, the low level students did not recognize OPF as useful teacher feedback and wanted feedback with clearer and more helpful clues. The study results offer teachers and teacher educators insights into teaching speaking at the primary school level in EFL contexts.

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