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Based on the theoretical basis of corrective feedback, this study takes Rayong Guanghua School in Thailand as an example to investigate the influence of corrective feedback on acquisition in the international Chinese language education speaking classroom, using questionnaire survey, experimental method and data analysis method. By reviewing relevant literature at home and abroad, the current status of corrective feedback research at home and abroad was clarified. Regarding the research on corrective feedback in second language acquisition, foreign research topics focus on the effectiveness of different feedback methods, different forms of corrective feedback, the comparison of explicit and implicit feedback methods, the effects of different feedback forms on explicit and implicit knowledge acquisition, the comparison of the effects of feedback timing (immediate feedback and delayed feedback) and the effects of different feedback strategies on cognitive ability. The study of the effects of feedback timing (immediate vs. delayed feedback) and the effects of different feedback strategies on cognitive ability. The research on corrective feedback in the Chinese language teaching community is also rich in different perspectives, and the research on corrective feedback at home and abroad provides a reference with theoretical and practical implications for the international Chinese language education community. Most of these studies are based on the teacher's perspective, and although some studies have conducted questionnaires with students, there are few empirical studies that actually incorporate students' opinions into corrective feedback. The questionnaires were used to find out about corrective feedback in the Chinese classroom at Rayong Guanghua School in Thailand, including the clarity and attitude of Chinese teachers towards corrective feedback, whether teachers refer to the learners' personal profile (Chinese level, type of error, age, gender, personality, preferences, etc.) before giving corrective feedback, and teachers' assessment of students' understanding, immediate correction and delayed correction after corrective feedback. The survey was conducted in conjunction with theoretical research. The survey was combined with theoretical research to compare and analyse the problems and shortcomings of corrective feedback in the school's Chinese classroom. The two groups of teachers used different modes of corrective feedback strategies to address students' errors in the classroom. The experimental group was to have students choose the three corrective feedback strategies they preferred, and teachers would use students' preferred feedback methods to provide corrective feedback. The reference group was the authentic Chinese speaking classroom, where the teacher decided the corrective feedback strategy on her own without consulting the students. This study focuses on the correction of students' speaking errors and the quality of speaking tests under the two modes, and conducts a comparative analysis of the distribution of learners' errors, comprehension responses and corrections under the two feedback modes to investigate the effectiveness and differences between the two feedback modes on students' speaking acquisition from different stages of the test, so as to make an argument that teachers' use of students' preferred corrective feedback mode is more helpful to Chinese language acquisition. As the Chinese classroom environment is complex and changing, teachers should actively communicate with students and listen to their opinions. With a relaxed atmosphere and a strong sense of student autonomy in the Thai classroom, teachers should choose the corrective feedback mode preferred by students in response to the actual situation of errors, and should also pay attention to students' comprehension and immediate correction, and lead or guide students in immediate revision in conjunction with the law of forgetting to improve the efficiency of feedback. This will accelerate the development of the mediated language and facilitate the acquisition of spoken Chinese. |
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