Oral error correction in fel classes a final report on an experience as auxiliary researchers

dc.contributor.advisorBalcárcel Zambrano, Gloria
dc.contributor.authorNavarro Gómez, Genis Emilce
dc.contributor.authorSocha Briceño, Rosario
dc.contributor.authorBecerra Riaño, Jairo Samuel
dc.contributor.cvlacNavarro Gómez, Genis Emilce [0000088035]spa
dc.contributor.cvlacBecerra Riaño, Jairo Samuel [0000605395]spa
dc.contributor.orcidBecerra Riaño, Jairo Samuel [0000-0002-4016-4304]spa
dc.coverage.campusUNAB Campus Bucaramangaspa
dc.coverage.spatialBucaramanga (Santander, Colombia)spa
dc.date.accessioned2024-07-15T13:04:46Z
dc.date.available2024-07-15T13:04:46Z
dc.date.issued2002
dc.degree.nameMagíster en Educaciónspa
dc.description.abstractEl presente documento contiene el informe que trata del proceso cumplido durante los cuatro términos de la investigación sobre el Tratamiento de Error Oral en el aula del inglés como Lengua Extranjera. El primer capítulo expone el problema y sus componentes, presenta la organización de la investigación entorno al aprendizaje de la Lengua Inglesa, expone el objeto de la investigación y su organización en la Universidad Autónoma de Bucaramanga- UNAB, apoyada en tres estudios, el primero, que trata cómo los aprendices de la lengua y losprofesores toman turno para hablar y cuáles son las funciones del habla en la clase; el segundo, relativo al tratamiento del Error Oral en el aula de Lengua Inglesa y la manera como los profesores lo manejan; y el tercero sobre el Input gramatical.El segundo capítulo expone lo relacionado con los procesos investigativos del primer, segundo y tercer término; el primero de los cuales expone la descripción de las primeras observaciones de las situaciones del Error Oral y el análisis comparativo de las clases descritas, conforme a los procedimientos y la filosofía de la etnografía; por su parte el segundo y tercer término se refieren a Literature Review’ con el propósito de establecer claridad en los conceptos claves y la codificación de los errores. El capítulo tercero contiene una explicación de lo desarrollado en el cuarto término con relación a ‘Class Observation’ and ’lnstruments’; y se describen los procedimientos aplicados para el pilotaje del instrumento y el análisis de los datos. Finalmente se plantean las conclusiones y recomendaciones pertinentes. Complementan el informe las referencias y apéndices que soportan el proceso de investigación cumplida.spa
dc.description.abstractenglishThis document contains the report that deals with the process completed during the four terms of the research on the Treatment of Oral Error in the English as a Foreign Language classroom. The first chapter exposes the problem and its components, presents the organization of the research around the learning of the English Language, exposes the object of the research and its organization at the Universidad Autónoma de Bucaramanga UNAB, supported by three studies, the first, which deals with how language learners and teachers take turns speaking and what the functions of speech are in the classroom; the second, related to the treatment of Oral Error in the English Language classroom and the way in which teachers handle it; and the third on the grammatical input. The second chapter explains what is related to the investigative processes of the first, second and third term; the first of which presents the description of the first observations of the Oral Error situations and the comparative analysis of the described classes, in accordance with the procedures and philosophy of ethnography; For its part, the second and third terms refer to Literature Review' with the purpose of establishing clarity in the key concepts and the coding of errors. The third chapter contains an explanation of what was developed in the fourth term in relation to 'Class Observation' and 'instruments'; and the procedures applied to pilot the instrument and analyze the data are described. Finally I know present the relevant conclusions and recommendations. The report is complemented by references and appendices that support the completed research process.eng
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dc.description.learningmodalityModalidad Presencialspa
dc.description.tableofcontentsAbstract.......................................................................................................................................................................................................iii Acknowledgements...................................................................................................................................................................................iv Chapter one: the problem and its components ...................................................................................................................................1 Introduction.................................................................................................................................................................................................1 Rationale......................................................................................................................................................................................................1 Classroom research...................................................................................................................................................................................1 Oral error treatment ...................................................................................................................................................................................3 The probleni area of this study.................................................................................................................................................................3 Problem background..................................................................................................................................................................................3 Purpose of the study.................................................................................................................................................................................7 Research questions......................................................................................................................................................................................8 Significance of the study..............................................................................................................................................................................8 Auxiliary researchers................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 Role of auxiliary researchers ................................................................................................................................................................9 Chapter two litterature overv1ew.........................................................................................................................................................10 First mini - project...................................................................................................................................................................................10 Literatura review (reports).....................................................................................................................................................................12 Language class observations..................................................................................................................................................................13 English class report.................................................................................................................................................................................14 Second terni activity..................................................................................................................................................................................17 Code for recording observation of a class............................................................................................................................................20 Building models........................................................................................................................................................................................21 Elicitation techniques..............................................................................................................................................................................21 Tliird temí activity.....................................................................................................................................................................................22 Chapter three la obseervacion de la clase..........................................................................................................................................60 Inducción previa a las prácticas de observación y de aplicación a los instrumentos...................................................................67 Presentación de los instrumentos.......................................................................................................................................................68 Indicaciones para las prácticas de observación...............................................................................................................................68 Comprensión de la composición y funcionamiento del instrumento............................................................................................70 Aplicación del instrumento.................................................................................................................................................................70 Tipificación de los casos de corrección de los errores orales........................................................................................................70 Análisis estadístico de la información...................................................................................................................................................71 Observación.............................................................................................................................................................................................72 Experiencia en el colegio seminario menor..........................................................................................................................................72 Experiencia en la universidad de pamplona..........................................................................................................................................73 Observación indirecta.............................................................................................................................................................................76 Survey to the teachers...............................................................................................................................................................................77 Fourtli temí ............................................................................................................................................................................................78 Reflections and observation check list...............................................................................................................................................78 Data analysis........................................................................................................................................................................................79 Survey conclussions..................................................................................................................................................................................80 Grabaciones..............................................................................................................................................................................................83 Registro audio-visual y sonoro de la clase............................................................................................................................................83 Trascripción de la clase...........................................................................................................................................................................83 Indicación de los registros......................................................................................................................................................................84 Conclusiones y recomendaciones.........................................................................................................................................................85 List of references........................................................................................................................................................................................88 Appendixes a and b ................................................................................................................................................................................90 Appendix c. Sample of consent fonn....................................................................................................................................................91 Appendix d. A sample of the applied instrument...............................................................................................................................93 Appendix e. Symbols transcription.......................................................................................................................................................95 Appendix f. A sample of the transcriptions..........................................................................................................................................96 Second-term activity. Annexes.................................................................................................................................................................. Anexo 1 students’ survey...................................................................................................................................................................108 Anexo 2 english teacher’s survey .....................................................................................................................................................109 Anexo 3 student’s diaries.....................................................................................................................................................................110 Anexo 4 field notes...............................................................................................................................................................................111 Anexo 5 schedule for observation.....................................................................................................................................................112 Anexo 6 journal........................................................................................................................................................................................113 Anexo 7 delayed observation..................................................................................................................................................................114 Anexo 8 short construction ....................................................................................................................................................................115 Fourth term annexes................................................................................................................................................................................. Anexo 2 survey.........................................................................................................................................................................................116 Anexo 3 survey register table.................................................................................................................................................................118 Anexo 4 average of surveys.....................................................................................................................................................................119 Anexo 5 results of averages...................................................................................................................................................................120spa
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dc.publisher.grantorUniversidad Autónoma de Bucaramanga UNABspa
dc.publisher.programMaestría en Educaciónspa
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