
Explore corrective feedback for language teachers in a bite-size mini course. Learn what corrective feedback is, explore oral and written feedback, and reflect on beliefs to improve practice.
Explore corrective feedback for language teaching, including error awareness, strategies for oral and written feedback, and factors like immediacy, modality, and trusted feedback providers.
Explore seven types of oral corrective feedback for language teaching, including explicit correction, metalinguistic cue, clarification, recast, clarification request, elicitation, and repetition, with practical examples.
Explore written corrective feedback in language teaching by comparing direct and indirect approaches, metalinguistic cues, error codes, and marginal comments, with a focus on focused versus unfocused feedback.
Reflect on your beliefs about corrective feedback, craft your language teacher philosophy, and explore explicit feedback, metalinguistic cues, recasts, and written feedback to guide future practice.
Welcome to ELT 2010: Introduction to Corrective Feedback for Language Teachers!
Enhance your language teaching effectiveness with our comprehensive five-module course on Corrective Feedback. Led by an experience TEFL educator, this course is designed to deepen your understanding of corrective feedback strategies, providing you with the tools and knowledge to create a supportive and effective language learning environment.
This five-module crash-course which is meant for:
People who are considering becoming a language teacher in the future.
Busy educators who wish to learn about corrective feedback.
Busy educators who wish to learn more about corrective feedback.
Language teachers.
Aspiring language teachers.
Parents of multilinguals.
This is the first of three courses aimed at enhancing your knowledge of corrective feedback. The course provides an overview, touching on the following topics:
What corrective feedback is.
Seven types of oral corrective feedback with examples and activities.
Four types of written corrective feedback with examples and activities.
Incorporating your beliefs about corrective feedback into a teacher philosophy.
You will be guided and supported throughout this course with one-to-one feedback and experience. Let's support our students with an effective, knowledge-back and research-based approach.
Welcome to ELT 2010: Introduction to Corrective Feedback for Language Teachers. I'll see you in class!