2002
DOI: 10.1080/09658410208667060
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Examining the Interface between Metalinguistic Task Performance and Oral Production in a Second Language

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“…Clearly, 'metalinguistic performance involves both implicit and explicit knowledge' (White & Ranta, 2002: 263), but as our tasks involved little direct instruction, we assume that the study reflects implicit metalinguistic knowledge. It appears that certain learners have higher metalinguistic abilities even without direct instruction although direct instruction also has facilitating effects on metalinguistic performance (White & Ranta, 2002).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Clearly, 'metalinguistic performance involves both implicit and explicit knowledge' (White & Ranta, 2002: 263), but as our tasks involved little direct instruction, we assume that the study reflects implicit metalinguistic knowledge. It appears that certain learners have higher metalinguistic abilities even without direct instruction although direct instruction also has facilitating effects on metalinguistic performance (White & Ranta, 2002).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Like other metalinguistic abilities, phonological awareness is a construct, which is measured by how well learners can focus on the structure of the L2 system, in this case, the phonology. The development of metalinguistic ability is important in L1 acquisition (Tunmer et al, 1984) and L2 acquisition (White & Ranta, 2002). Phonological awareness has been shown to be related to the teaching of reading skills for L2 learners (e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Certaines données empiriques sur le sujet ont montré l'inefficacité du savoir explicite lorsqu'il s'agit de communication orale en L2/LE (Krashen, 1981;Pienemann, 1989;Prabhu, 1987;Truscott, 1999); d'autres chercheurs ont tenté de montrer que le savoir explicite peut avoir certains effets bénéfiques sur le développement de la compétence orale (DeKeyser, 1998;Ellis, 2002;Lightbown et Spada, 1999;Nassaji et Fotos, 2004;Schmidt, 1990;VanPatten, 2002;White et Ranta, 2002 par exemple) 6 . Comme on le verra ci-dessous, nos propres recherches empiriques, entreprises dans le cadre du régime pédagogique du français intensif que nous avons mis au point et implanté en mileu scolaire dès 1998, nous permettent d'adopter le point de vue suivant lequel le savoir explicite ne contribue pas de manière substantielle au développement de la communication orale spontanée.…”
Section: Une Autre Conception De L'acquisition D'une L2/leunclassified
“…Comme on le verra ci-dessous, nos propres recherches empiriques, entreprises dans le cadre du régime pédagogique du français intensif que nous avons mis au point et implanté en mileu scolaire dès 1998, nous permettent d'adopter le point de vue suivant lequel le savoir explicite ne contribue pas de manière substantielle au développement de la communication orale spontanée. D'ailleurs, sur cette question controversée, White et Ranta (2002) ont pu identifier cinq positions nuancées chez les acquisitionnistes. Comme il serait trop long d'exposer ici les tenants et aboutissants de ce débat (pour plus de détails, voir , nous nous contenterons de ne présenter succinctement que la position de Paradis.…”
Section: Une Autre Conception De L'acquisition D'une L2/leunclassified
“…This has been documented in the oral production of young francophone, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, and Catalan learners of English in classroom settings (White, 1998;White, Munoz, & VOLUmE 31, SpECiAL iSSUE 8, 2014 Collins, 2007). Although the descriptive rule is easy to state (the gender of the PD agrees with that of the possessor), processing the form is difficult (White & Ranta, 2002), and errors in kin-different contexts often persist long after PDs are produced correctly with other collocates (e.g., inanimate or abstract nouns and body parts). For this reason, learners need to engage in tasks that provide opportunities to practice using these more challenging forms.…”
Section: Simple Past and Possessive Determiners (Pds) His/hermentioning
confidence: 99%