2008
DOI: 10.1075/itl.156.24beu
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The Effect of Direct and Indirect Corrective Feedback on L2 Learners’ Written Accuracy

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“…More recently, Van Beuningen et al (2008) cautiously suggested that direct CF might be more beneficial than indirect correction. This conclusion was based on the observation that learners receiving direct CF significantly outperformed pupils in two control groups when writing a new text, whereas the indirect CF group (whose errors were coded) did not.…”
Section: Research On the Differential Effectiveness Of Direct And Indmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…More recently, Van Beuningen et al (2008) cautiously suggested that direct CF might be more beneficial than indirect correction. This conclusion was based on the observation that learners receiving direct CF significantly outperformed pupils in two control groups when writing a new text, whereas the indirect CF group (whose errors were coded) did not.…”
Section: Research On the Differential Effectiveness Of Direct And Indmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The two other studies do seem to indicate that comprehensive error correction is beneficial to the SLA process (Van Beuningen et al, 2008;Van Beuningen et al, accepted for publication) 8 . Both were tightly controlled classroom-based studies exploring the effects of two types of unfocused CF and two control treatments on learners' accuracy development.…”
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“…Si bien es cierto que la focalización del tratamiento en una estructura es altamente exitosa, difícilmente va a ser atractiva para que los profesores consideren esta opción en la sala de clases. Además puede resultar interesante comparar el uptake de diferentes tipos de errores ( VAN BEUNINGEN et al, 2008) ya que Truscott (2007) dice que el FC solo podría ser efectivo en spelling correction. Estas limitaciones, de todas formas, han sido importantes para mejorar el estudio principal e incorporar ajustes en su diseño: la muestra ha sido aumentada significativamente a 80 sujetos.…”
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