2018
DOI: 10.15517/aie.v18i3.34330
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Consciousness raising tasks for the learning of grammar in high school English language classrooms

Abstract: Desde la mediación pedagógica de la gramática inglesa, muchos profesores dependen en gran medida de libros de texto, pero muchos de estos promueven la memorización en lugar del uso consciente de la gramática. Basado en esta premisa, este artículo pretende evaluar la efectividad de las actividades para la concientización formal de elementos lingüísticos para el aprendizaje de la gramática como una estrategia para enseñar tres tiempos verbales en inglés. Este estudio siguió un diseño de método mixto con un compo… Show more

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“…Thus, to stimulate a commentary on thoughts about decision making, screenshots of the video in which students responded to the metalinguistic activities were shown while participants were interviewed about their impressions of the use of gerunds and infinitives after certain verbs. In addition to stimulated recall interviews, consciousness-raising activities can boost the acquisition of gerund and infinitive complements as they encourage students to find grammatical rules for themselves, as their attention is drawn to specific features (Salazar et al, 2018). As Ellis (2006) advised, consciousness-raising activities engage participants, since they must reflect and communicate the target grammar rules.…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, to stimulate a commentary on thoughts about decision making, screenshots of the video in which students responded to the metalinguistic activities were shown while participants were interviewed about their impressions of the use of gerunds and infinitives after certain verbs. In addition to stimulated recall interviews, consciousness-raising activities can boost the acquisition of gerund and infinitive complements as they encourage students to find grammatical rules for themselves, as their attention is drawn to specific features (Salazar et al, 2018). As Ellis (2006) advised, consciousness-raising activities engage participants, since they must reflect and communicate the target grammar rules.…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%