776 resultados para 420102 English as a Second Language
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Pós-graduação em Estudos Linguísticos - IBILCE
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)
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Pós-graduação em Linguística e Língua Portuguesa - FCLAR
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Pesquisas na área do ensino/aprendizagem da produção escrita em língua estrangeira têm envolvido os estudos sobre o erro apresentado por alunos, incluindo, geralmente, o como e por que fornecer correção a esses erros. Alguns sugerem que a correção desempenha papel tão importante quanto os erros, na aprendizagem, pois a forma como ela é feita pode beneficiar ou prejudicar o desenvolvimento de seus alunos. No intuito de investigar a(s) forma(s) como professores de língua inglesa fornecem a correção de erros escritos a seus alunos, assim como quais os efeitos dessa intervenção na motivação para aprender uma língua estrangeira é que nos propusemos desenvolver esta pesquisa. Para tanto, o referencial teórico utilizado baseia-se nas teorias sobre erro e retorno, escrita em segunda língua (L2) e motivação e retorno motivacional, em especial naquelas encontradas em Figueiredo (2001, 2005), Ferris (2004), Raimes (1991) e Dörnyei (2000-2011, 2001, 2010). A investigação é de caráter observatório não-participante, descritiva e se deu em uma turma do curso de Letras Língua Inglesa, da Universidade Federal do Pará, campus de Marabá. São sujeitos da pesquisa professores deste curso e um grupo de estudantes da graduação. Como instrumentos de coleta de dados, utilizamos observação de aulas, questionários e produção escrita dos alunos. Os resultados obtidos nos mostram que a maior parte dos movimentos corretivos partem do professor. No entanto, percebemos que, quando os alunos participam do processo, há uma maior aceitação, o que pode resultar em possíveis melhorias para a escrita e para a aprendizagem da L2 propriamente dita.
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This paper analyzes voicing occurrences on the coda of Portuguese and English words pronounced by Brazilian speakers. The aim of this kind of analysis is to describe how voicing occurrences affect the realization and perception of foreign words. It was noted that there is a recurrence on the use of unvoiced coda in Portuguese, which was assumed to happen also in English when Brazilian Portuguese speakers uses it as a second language. The recordings were analyzed through Praat, software that generates waveforms and spectrograms, allowing segments to be divided and phonetically transcribed. The analysis proved the assumption to be true, concluding that speakers who had their speeches recorded produced unvoiced codas in fact. Conclusions concerning this take into consideration that, considering how minimal pairs in English can be produced based on coda voicing, there is a possible communication difficulty Brazilians may face due to this fact. But it goes by unnoticed, because this process sounds so natural it hardly is taken as a problem source
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Pós-graduação em Educação - FFC
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This article analyzes the role that has been attributed to grammar throughout the history of foreign language teaching, with special emphasis on methods and approaches of the twentieth century. In order to support our argument, we discuss the notion of grammar by proposing a conceptual continuum that includes the main meanings of the term which are relevant to our research. We address as well the issue of "pedagogical grammar" and consider the position of grammar in the different approaches of the "era of the methods" and the current "post-method condition" in the field of language teaching and learning. The findings presented at the end of the text consist of recognizing the central role that grammar has played throughout the history of the methods and approaches, where grammar has always been present by the definition of the contents' progression. The rationale that we propose for this is the recognition of the fact that the dissociation between what is said and how it is said can not be more than theoretical and, thus, artificial.
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[EN] [EN] The lexical approach identifies lexis as the basis of language and focuses on the principle that language consists of grammaticalised lexis. in second language acquisition, over the past few years, this approach has generated great interest as an alternative to traditional grammar-based teaching methods. From a psycholinguistic point of view, the lexical approach consists of the capacity of understanding and producing lexical phrases as non-analysed entities (chunks). A growing body of literature concerning spoken fluency is in favour of integrating automaticity and formulaic language units into classroom practice. in line with the latest theories on SlA, we recommend the inclusion of a language awareness component as an integral part of this approach. The purpose is to induce what Schmidt (1990) calls noticing , i.e., registering forms in the input so as to store themin memory. This paper, which is in keeping with the interuniversity Research Project “Evidentialityin a multidisciplinary corpus of English research papers” of the University of las Palmas de Gran Canaria, provides a theoretical overview on theresearch of this approach taking into account both the methodological foundationson the subject and its pedagogical implications for SLA
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Second Life (SL) is an ideal platform for language learning. It is called a Multi-User Virtual Environment, where users can have varieties of learning experiences in life-like environments. Numerous attempts have been made to use SL as a platform for language teaching and the possibility of SL as a means to promote conversational interactions has been reported. However, the research so far has largely focused on simply using SL without further augmentations for communication between learners or between teachers and learners in a school-like environment. Conversely, not enough attention has been paid to its controllability which builds on the embedded functions in SL. This study, based on the latest theories of second language acquisition, especially on the Task Based Language Teaching and the Interaction Hypothesis, proposes to design and implement an automatized interactive task space (AITS) where robotic agents work as interlocutors of learners. This paper presents a design that incorporates the SLA theories into SL and the implementation method of the design to construct AITS, fulfilling the controllability of SL. It also presents the result of the evaluation experiment conducted on the constructed AITS.