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Tweaking Delayed Error Correction

Posted on January 26, 2014 by jonnyingham

One of the most difficult tasks for teachers is listening to the learners when they are speaking and finding appropriate things to give them feedback on. A common approach is to provide a delayed error correction slot when the learners … Continue reading →

Posted in Desserts | Tagged #eltwhiteboard, EFL, ELT, error correction, feedback, speaking, tweak, upgrading language, using the whiteboard | 16 Comments

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