본문 바로가기
KERD
논문KCI 등재

A Comparison of the Efficacy Between Input-based Instruction and Output-based Instruction in Focus on Form

3

조회

0

다운로드

26

인용

0

참고문헌

주제분류영어와문학

초록

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to compare the efficacy between input-based instruction and output-based instruction for acquisition of the English present perfect continuous tense. Seventy second-year university EFL students were divided into two groups based on the results of a reading proficiency test. The superior effects of output-based instructions in previous studies seemed to be due to its elaborateness in feedback and cognitive demand. Thus, the comprehension group conducted more elaborate comprehension task with textually enhanced material, while the production group performed a dictogloss which was modified to unify the modality of input for both groups. Pre- and post-test data were analyzed by using the T-test. Results showed that input-based instruction was as effective as output-based instruction in both the comprehension and production of the target form. It also revealed that output-based instruction contributed to the learners’ accurate use of the target form. Over-crowded classrooms and teachers with inappropriate English speaking abilities are the norms in an EFL context. This study shows that input-based instructions may be good alternatives in such a context.

참고문헌 (34)

  1. "Input enhancement and rule presentation in second language acquisition Attention and awareness in foreign language learning", pp.259~302 (1995), Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press.
  2. "Formal instruction from a processing perspective:An investigation into the Spanish past tense", 79(2), pp.179~193 (1995)
  3. "The differential role of comprehension and production practice", 46, pp.613~641 (1996)
  4. "Second language instruction does make a difference:Evidence form an empirical study of ESL relativization", 13, pp.431~469 (1991)
  5. "Cognitive underpinnings of focus on form. Cognition and second language instruction", pp.206~257 (2001), New York: Cambridge University Press
  6. "Interpretation tasks for grammar teaching", 29(1), pp.87~105 (1995)
  7. "A framework for second language studies"
  8. "Input, interaction and the second language learner" (1997), Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.
  9. "Learning style preferences of East Asian ESL students University of Tennessee" (1993), Unpublished doctoral thesis
  10. "Testing the output hypothesis: Effects of output on noticing and second language acquisition", 21, pp.421~452 (1999)
  11. "Does output promote noticing and second language acquistion?", 34, pp.239~278 (2000)
  12. "Focus on form instructions and L2 learners' instructional preferences", 10(1), pp.57~82 (2003)
  13. "Communicative output as a mode of focus on form", 5(5), pp.171~192 (2002)
  14. "Integrating attention to form with meaning: Focus on form in content based Spanish instruction", pp.217~258 (1995), University of Hawai'i.
  15. "The effects of input enhancement and text length on adult L2 readers comprehension and intake in second language acquisition", 8, pp.151~182 (1997)
  16. "Language teaching methodology" (1998), Edinburgh: Pearson Education Limited
  17. "The perceptual learning style preferences of ESL students", 21(1), pp.87~111 (1987)
  18. "The role of consciousness in second language learning", 11(2), pp.129~158 (1990)
  19. "Awareness and second language acquisition", 13, pp.206~226 (1993)
  20. "Input enhancement in instructed SLA:Theoretical bases", 15, pp.165~179 (1993)
  21. "Cognition and tasks. Cognition and second language instruction" (2001), New York: Cambridge University Press
  22. "Some roles of comprehensible input and comprehensible output in its development Input in second language acquisition", pp.235~253 (1985)
  23. "Three functions of output in second language learning Principle & practice in applied linguistics Studies in honor of H G. Widdowson", pp.125~144 (1995), Oxford University Press
  24. "Focus on form through conscious reflection. Focus on form in classroom second language acquisition", pp.64~82 (1998), New York: Cambridge University Press
  25. "Problems in output and the cognitive processes they generate", 16, pp.371~391 (1995)
  26. "Attending to form and content in the input:An experiment in consciousness", 12, pp.287~301 (1990)
  27. "Input processing and grammar instruction in second language acquisition" (1996), Norwood. New Jersy: Ablex
  28. "A role for instruction", & cadier, pp.45~57 (1993)
  29. "Studies in Second Language Acquisition", & cadier, pp.225~243 (1993)
  30. "From input to output Studies in Second Language Acquisition", 18(4), pp.495~510 (1995)
  31. "Explanation versus structured input in processing instruction", 18, pp.495~510 (1996)
  32. "Getting the learners attention: A typographical input enhancement study. Focus on form in second language classroom acquisition", pp.91~128 (1998), New York: Cambridge University Press
  33. "Modality and attention to meaning and form in the input", 23, pp.345~368 (2001)
  34. "The effect of dictogloss: A technique of focus on form", pp.149~167 (2002)

관련 논문AI추천

이 간행물의 다른 논문 (16건)