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Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich
der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur im FU
09.12.2020
Inhalt
1. Korrekturwunsch
2. Korrekturagenten
3. Fehlerart
4. Korrekturzeitpunkt
5. Korrekturart
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Möchten Lernende korrigiert werden?
Korrekturwunsch
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Korrekturwunsch
4
Ja!
Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020
Chenoweth et al. (1983)
Wiboolyasarin et al. (2020)
Muslem et al. (2017)
Almuhimedi und Alshumaimeri (2015)
Alamri und Fawzi (2016)
Papangkorn (2015)
Gamlo (2019)
Renko (2012)
Septiana et al. (2016)
Azad (2016)
Kleppin und Königs (1991)
Cathcart und Olsen (1976)
Oladejo (1993)
Katayama (1996, 2007a, 2007b)
Alhaysony (2016)
Eyengho und Fawole (2017)
Calsiyao (2015)
Park (2010)
Soriano (2019)
Faqeih (2015)
Genç (2014)
Lee (2016)
Roothooft und Breeze (2016)
Tomczyk (2013)
Korrekturwunsch
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↑↑ Fortgeschrittene/ältere Lernende
Renko (2012), Atma & Widiati (2015), Roothoofts & Breezes (2016)
Genç (2014)
↑ Anfänger*innen/jüngere Lernende
↑ Fortgeschrittene/ältere Lernende
↑↑ Anfänger*innen/jüngere Lernende
Alhaysony et al. (2016)
↑ Studenten
↑↑ Studentinnen
Wer soll korrigieren?
Korrekturagenten
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Korrekturagenten
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✔(Park 2010; Park 2010; Genç 2014; Kelahsarayi 2014; Azad 2016; Eyengho und Fawole 2017)
✘ ✔(Katayama 1996, 2007a, 2007b; Yoshida 2008; Park 2010,
Kelahsarayi 2014; Genç 2014; Calsiyao 2015; Azad 2016)
Peers S selbstLehrperson
Was soll korrigiert werden?
Fehlerart
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Fehlerart
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↑	schwerwiegende	Fehler																				
↑	häufige	Fehler
(Alhasony 2016; Papangkorn 2015; Park 2010; Genç 2014)
↑	leichte	Fehler	
↑	seltene	Fehler
(Genç 2014)
Lernschwächere:
Fehlerart
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Grammatikfehler
Lexikfehler
Aussprachefehler
Pragmatikfehler
???unterschiedliche	Muttersprachen	der	Befragten	
=	
	unterschiedliche	Bedürfnisse?
Wann soll korrigiert werden?
Korrekturzeitpunkt
11Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020
Korrekturzeitpunkt
12Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020
Ich möchte aussprechen!
(Park 2010; Tomczyk 2013; Genç 2014; Kelahsarayi 2014; Papangkorn 2015; Muslem et al. 2017; Alhaysony 2016; Genç 2014)
Korrekturzeitpunkt
12Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020
Ich möchte aussprechen!
Unterbrechungen
verwirren mich und
machen mich nervös.
(Atma	&	Widiati	2015;	Ölmezer-Öztürk	&	Öztürk	2016)
Wie soll korrigiert werden?
Korrekturart
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Korrekturart
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Explizite Korrekturen,
metasprachliches Feedback,
Initiierung von Selbstkorrekturen
und indirekte Korrekturen
(Oladejo 1993; 1996, 2007a, 2007b; Smith 2010; Park
2010; Calsiyao 2015; Azad 2016; Septiana et al. 2016;
Eyengho und Fawole 2017; Wiboolyasarin et al. 2020)
Bitten
um Klärung,
Wiederholungen,
nonverbales oder
paralinguistisches
Feedback
(Katayama 1996, 2007a, 2007b; Smith
2010; Tomczyk 2013; Roothooft und
Breeze 2016; Wiboolyasarin et al. 2020)
Quellenverzeichnis
15
Alamri, Bushra; Fawzi, Hala Hassan (2016): Students’ preferences and attitude toward oral error
correction techniques at Yanbu University College, Saudi Arabia. In: English Language Teaching
9 (11), S. 59–66.
Alhaysony, Maha (2016): Saudi EFL preparatory year students’ perception about corrective
feedback in oral communication. In: English Language Teaching 9 (12), S. 47–61. DOI: 10.5539/
ELT.V9N12P47.
Almuhimedi, Rana Abdulrahman; Alshumaimeri, Yousif A. (2015): Effective error correction in
grammar classes: A students’ perspective. In: American International Journal of Contemporary
Research 5 (6), S. 127–138.
Ananda, Dea Rizky; Febriyanti, Emma Rosana; Yamin, Moh.; Mu’in, Fatchul (2017): Students’
preferences toward oral corrective feedback in speaking class at English Department of
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Atma, Nurul; Widiati, Utami (2015): EFL students' preferences for corrective feedback in
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Azad, Md. Abul Kalam (2016): Bangladeshi EFL Learners' Perceptions and Preferences for Oral
Corrective Feedback. In: ASA University Review 10 (2), S. 75–84.
Calsiyao, Irene S. (2015): Corrective feedback in classroom oral errors among Kalinga-Apayao
State College Students. In: International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research 3
(1), S. 394–400.
Cathcart, Ruth L.; Olsen, Judy E. W. B. (1976): Teachers' and students' preferences for correction
of classroom conversation errors. In: John F. Fanselow und Ruth H. Crymes (Hg.): On TESOL '76.
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Chenoweth, N. Ann; Day, Richard R.; Chun, Ann E.; Luppescu, Stuart (1983): Attitudes and
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S. 79–87. DOI: 10.1017/S0272263100000310.
Eyengho, Toju; Fawole, Oyebisi (2017): Students’ attitude towards oral error correction
techniques employed by Secondary School language teachers in South Western Nigeria. In:
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Fanselow, John F.; Crymes, Ruth H. (1976): On TESOL '76. Hg. v. John F. Fanselow und Ruth H.
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Faqeih, Haifaa I. (2015): Learners’ attitudes towards corrective feedback. In: Procedia - Social
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Gamlo, Nada H. (2019): EFL learners’ preferences of corrective feedback in speaking activities.
In: World Journal of English Language 9 (2), S. 28–37. DOI: 10.5430/WJEL.V9N2P28.
Genç, Zübeyde Sinem (2014): Correcting spoken errors in English language teaching.
Preferences of Turkish EFL learners at different proficiency levels. In: Education and Science 39
(174), S. 259–271. DOI: 10.15390/EB.2014.1438.
Katayama, Akemi (1996): Correction of classroom oral errors. Preferences among university
students of english in Japan. Unv. Masterthesis. Portland State University. Department of
Applied Linguistics. Online verfügbar unter https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/open_access_etds/
5282/, zuletzt geprüft am 08.07.2020.
Katayama, Akemi (2007a): Japanese EFL students’ preferences toward correction of classroom
oral errors. In: Asian EFL Journal (9/4), S. 289–305.
Katayama, Akemi (2007b): Students' perceptions of oral error correction. In: Japanese Language
and Literature 41 (1), S. 61–92. Online verfügbar unter http://www.jstor.org/stable/30198022.
Kelahsarayi, Teymour Rahmati (2014): Extrovert and introvert learners’ attitudes and
preferences for error correction in speaking. In: Asian Journal of Research in Social Sciences and
Humanities 4 (9), S. 268–286. DOI: 10.5958/2249-7315.2014.00988.5.
Kleppin, Karin; Königs, Frank G. (1991): Der Korrektur auf der Spur. Untersuchungen zum
mündlichen Korrekturverhalten von Fremdsprachenlehrern. Bochum: Universitätsverlag Dr. N.
Brockmeyer.
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Quellenverzeichnis
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Lee, Eun Jeong (Esther) (2016): Advanced ESL students' prior EFL education and their
perceptions of oral corrective feedback. In: Journal of International Students 6 (3), S. 798–816.
Muslem, Asnawi; Zulfikar, Teuku; Astila, Inas (2017): Students’ perception of oral corrective
feedback in speaking classes. In: English Education Journal 8 (3), S. 275–291.
Nettmann, K. (1997): Peer-correction. Support or discouragement? The psychological aspect of
peer error treatment from the correctee’s perspective at secondary school and university levels.
In: Peer-correction: Support or discouragement? The psychological aspect of peer error treatment
from the correctee’s perspective at secondary school and university levels Studia Anglica
Posnaniensia (32), S. 179–195.
Oladejo, James A. (1993): Error Correction in ESL. Learner's Preferences. In: TESL Canada Journal
10 (2), S. 71–89. DOI: 10.18806/tesl.v10i2.619.
Ölmezer-Öztürk, Elçin; Örtürk, Gökhan (2016): Types and timing of oral corrective feedback in
EFL classrooms: Voices from students. In: Novitas-Research on Youth and Language 10 (2), S.
113–133.
Papangkorn, Papitchaya (2015): SSRUIC students’ attitude and preference toward error
corrections. In: Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences (197), S. 1841–1846. DOI: 10.1016/
j.sbspro.2015.07.244.
Park, Hyang-Sook (2010): Teachers' and learners' preferences for error correction. Masterthesis.
California State University, Sacramento. Online verfügbar unter http://csus-dspace.calstate.edu/
handle/10211.9/302, zuletzt geprüft am 21.11.2020.
Renko, Katariina (2012): Finnish EFL learners' perceptions on errors, corrective feedback and
foreign language anxiety. Hg. v. Jyväskylän yliopiston julkaisuarkisto. University of Jyväskylä.
Online verfügbar unter http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:jyu-201210122672.
Roothooft, Hanne; Breeze, Ruth (2016): A comparison of EFL teachers’ and students’ attitudes
to oral corrective feedback. In: Language Awareness 25 (4), S. 318–335. DOI:
10.1080/09658416.2016.1235580.
Schulz, Renate A. (2001): Cultural differences in student and teacher perceptions concerning
the role of grammar instruction and corrective feedback: USA-Colombia. In: Modern Language
Journal 85 (2), S. 244–258. DOI: 10.1111/0026-7902.00107.
Septiana, Yustia; Daud, Bukhari; Heriansyah, Hendra (2016): Students’ perceptions on teacher’s
oral feedback. In: Research in English and Education 1 (1), S. 18–25.
Smith, Hillary (2010): Correct me if I am wrong: Investigating the preferences in error correction
among adult English language learners. Materthesis. University of Central Florida, Orlando.
Department of Modern Languages and Literatures. Online verfügbar unter https://
stars.library.ucf.edu/etd/4379, zuletzt geprüft am 21.11.2020.
Soriano, Víctor Rosa (2019): Teachers’ and students’ beliefs on grammar instruction and error
correction in English as an Additional Language (EAL). Masterthesis. Universitat Ramon Llull,
Barcelona. Facultat de Psicologia, Ciències de l’Educació i de l’Esport Blanquern. Online
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Wiboolyasarin, Watcharapol; Wiboolyasarin, Kanokpan; Jinowat, Nattawut (2020): Learners’ oral
corrective feedback perceptions and preferences in Thai as a foreign language tertiary setting.
In: Dil ve Dilbilimi Çalışmaları Dergisi 16 (2), S. 912–929. DOI: 10.17263/jlls.759344.
Yoshida, Reiko (2008): Teachers’ choice and learners’ preference of corrective-feedback types.
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Yoshida, Reiko (2010): How do teachers and learners perceive corrective feedback in the
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10.1111/j.1540-4781.2010.01022.x.
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Einstellungen und Präferenzen von Lernenden hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur im Zweit- und Fremdsprachenunterricht

  • 1. Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur im FU 09.12.2020
  • 2. Inhalt 1. Korrekturwunsch 2. Korrekturagenten 3. Fehlerart 4. Korrekturzeitpunkt 5. Korrekturart 2Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020
  • 3. Möchten Lernende korrigiert werden? Korrekturwunsch 3Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020
  • 4. Korrekturwunsch 4 Ja! Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020 Chenoweth et al. (1983) Wiboolyasarin et al. (2020) Muslem et al. (2017) Almuhimedi und Alshumaimeri (2015) Alamri und Fawzi (2016) Papangkorn (2015) Gamlo (2019) Renko (2012) Septiana et al. (2016) Azad (2016) Kleppin und Königs (1991) Cathcart und Olsen (1976) Oladejo (1993) Katayama (1996, 2007a, 2007b) Alhaysony (2016) Eyengho und Fawole (2017) Calsiyao (2015) Park (2010) Soriano (2019) Faqeih (2015) Genç (2014) Lee (2016) Roothooft und Breeze (2016) Tomczyk (2013)
  • 5. Korrekturwunsch 5Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020 ↑↑ Fortgeschrittene/ältere Lernende Renko (2012), Atma & Widiati (2015), Roothoofts & Breezes (2016) Genç (2014) ↑ Anfänger*innen/jüngere Lernende ↑ Fortgeschrittene/ältere Lernende ↑↑ Anfänger*innen/jüngere Lernende Alhaysony et al. (2016) ↑ Studenten ↑↑ Studentinnen
  • 6. Wer soll korrigieren? Korrekturagenten Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020 6
  • 7. Korrekturagenten 7Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020 ✔(Park 2010; Park 2010; Genç 2014; Kelahsarayi 2014; Azad 2016; Eyengho und Fawole 2017) ✘ ✔(Katayama 1996, 2007a, 2007b; Yoshida 2008; Park 2010, Kelahsarayi 2014; Genç 2014; Calsiyao 2015; Azad 2016) Peers S selbstLehrperson
  • 8. Was soll korrigiert werden? Fehlerart 8Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020
  • 9. Fehlerart 9Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020 ↑ schwerwiegende Fehler ↑ häufige Fehler (Alhasony 2016; Papangkorn 2015; Park 2010; Genç 2014) ↑ leichte Fehler ↑ seltene Fehler (Genç 2014) Lernschwächere:
  • 10. Fehlerart 10Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020 Grammatikfehler Lexikfehler Aussprachefehler Pragmatikfehler ???unterschiedliche Muttersprachen der Befragten = unterschiedliche Bedürfnisse?
  • 11. Wann soll korrigiert werden? Korrekturzeitpunkt 11Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020
  • 12. Korrekturzeitpunkt 12Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020 Ich möchte aussprechen! (Park 2010; Tomczyk 2013; Genç 2014; Kelahsarayi 2014; Papangkorn 2015; Muslem et al. 2017; Alhaysony 2016; Genç 2014)
  • 13. Korrekturzeitpunkt 12Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020 Ich möchte aussprechen! Unterbrechungen verwirren mich und machen mich nervös. (Atma & Widiati 2015; Ölmezer-Öztürk & Öztürk 2016)
  • 14. Wie soll korrigiert werden? Korrekturart 13Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020
  • 15. Korrekturart 14Jennifer Wengler, M.Ed. | Einstellungen und Präferenzen hinsichtlich der mündlichen Fehlerkorrektur | 09.12.2020 Explizite Korrekturen, metasprachliches Feedback, Initiierung von Selbstkorrekturen und indirekte Korrekturen (Oladejo 1993; 1996, 2007a, 2007b; Smith 2010; Park 2010; Calsiyao 2015; Azad 2016; Septiana et al. 2016; Eyengho und Fawole 2017; Wiboolyasarin et al. 2020) Bitten um Klärung, Wiederholungen, nonverbales oder paralinguistisches Feedback (Katayama 1996, 2007a, 2007b; Smith 2010; Tomczyk 2013; Roothooft und Breeze 2016; Wiboolyasarin et al. 2020)
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