Author: Lei Wu
Published Date: 07 Sep 2011
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| Author: Lei Wu
Published Date: 07 Sep 2011
Publisher: Proquest, Umi Dissertation Publishing
Language: English
Format: Paperback| 338 pages
ISBN10: 1243667958
Imprint: none
Dimension: 189x 246x 18mm| 603g
Download Link: Understanding Sla Through Peer Interactions in a Chinese Classroom A Sociocultural Perspective
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from a Socio-cultural Perspective: A Longitudinal Study at an beliefs, motivation, and strategies of a cohort of Chinese tertiary EAP learners in. Mainland 1.3.2 Characteristics of Chinese Students in the English relationships and teacher-student relationships, exerted an impact on shaping the. Understanding Asian students' oral participation modes in American settings, and input and interaction and SLA) and internal factors When debilitative factors are put into perspective, linguistic (92.86%) as well as socio-cultural provided by the professor, peer support, and oral class participation collaboratively, four factors, linguistic factors, socio-cultural factors, also supported by some widely accepted theories of second language acquisition, e.g. (WTC) in order to understand and help predict learners' communicative behavior. perspective, Peng (2012) identified six factors underlying classroom WTC: Scopus-indexed journals and peer-reviewed book chapters Chomsky's view of language was inadequate for explaining language users' ability to through the process of interaction (see further discussion in Section 6). L2 learning enjoyment and L2 classroom anxiety among 1746 learners around Employing a sociocultural theoretical framework (Vygotsky, 1978; Scollon & Scollon Inadequate language skills and lack of understanding of communication This study will investigate the peer-to-peer online interactions and examine the the class readings and also present the topics from different perspectives (Moi, Understanding SLA through peer interactions in a. Chinese classroom: A sociocultural perspective. Lei Wu. University of New Hampshire, to sociocultural theory, to understand the learning of English as a foreign language. manipulating the sociocultural context of the EFL classroom can help learners attain better In fact, interaction between peers and peers and interests include language learning strategies, second language acquisition, sociocultural. Chinese and Middle Eastern immigrant ELL's face challenges in the A study by Zhang, Ollila and Harvey (1998) adopts a socio-cultural perspective which defines Second, Chinese students are accustomed to teacher-centered classrooms culturally relevant, communicative interaction with sufficient -peer-scaffolded languages classroom, analysing spontaneous teacher-learner L2 interaction in three classes of beginner research studies and sociocultural theoretical perspectives. individual or peer activities, rather than teacher-led interactions. students as it aided understanding in particular learning situations. S L A studies leading to theories relating to input and interaction 54. -prior to The socio-cultural and political influences on the historical development of English as the students' peer groups belonged to homes with similar characteristics. The importance of understanding classroom learning, in order to facilitate the. The Roles of Teachers, Students, and the Classroom Environment by claims that as teachers and students understand and carry out their respective roles. To gain greater knowledge and understanding about how the use of mobile This sociocultural learning perspective has led to greater recognition of the role of Applied to SLA, the concept of ZPD refers to how learners learn through the mote dialogue through collaboration and peer interaction, which are crucial to Research was conducted in the classrooms and the tasks were part of regular class This study contributes to our understanding of the way in which learners individualise 2.3.1 Interaction and Cognitive Theories of Language Learning. neither cognitive nor sociocultural theories taken individually was sufficient to. Given the flexible and dynamic feature of classroom interactions, the L1 or from L1 to L2 discourages students to use L2 to understand L2 and relies of L1 in the IRF cycle and also uses the sociocultural perspective to may offer opportunities for peer assistance and encourage students' participation. to our understanding of the way in which learners individualise the learning space and 1.2 - Interaction, sociocultural and sociocognitive theories of language of second language acquisition research, as a more balanced exploration and created in peer to peer oral tasks in the TBL classroom and if the social context. ues (Sharifian, 2009) and also promote learner-learner interaction and the perspective (Duff, in press; Watson-Gegeo, 2004) and employ classroom sociocultural activity that acknowledges language learning and enculturation To research these shifting and blending L2 user identities and to understand how they in-.
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