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Input Flooding
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2018)
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Explicit Instruction for Request Strategy Development during Short-term Study Abroad
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2018)
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Language Practice and Study Abroad
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2018)
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L2 Spanish Apologies Development During Short-Term Study Abroad
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2018)
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Explicit Intervention for Spanish Pragmatic Development During Short‐Term Study Abroad: An Examination of Learner Request Production and Cognition
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2018)
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Short-Term Study Abroad: Perspectives on Speaking Gains and Language Contact
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2016)
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Acquisition of L2 Spanish Requests in Short-term Study Abroad
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2016)
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Impact of Instruction on the Use of L2 Discourse Markers
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2013)
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Re-examining the Role of Explicit Instruction and Input Flood on the Acquisition of Spanish Discourse Markers
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2011)
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Expanding on the studies of Hernández (2008) and de la Fuente (2009), this investigation examines the combined effect of explicit instruction (EI) and input flood (IF) vs. IF alone on students’ use of discourse markers to narrate a past event. Participants included 91 English-speaking adults enrolled in fourth-semester college Spanish courses, assigned to the EI + IF group (n = 36), the IF group (n = 30), or the control group (n = 25). The EI + IF group was provided with EI on the function and use of discourse markers. This group also received a flood of input containing the target forms. Students were provided with communicative practice and feedback. In contrast, the IF group did not receive EI + IF on the use of discourse markers. This group received the same flood of input as the EI group. The IF group was presented with communicative practice although there was no feedback. Results of a speaking task administered as a pre-test, immediate post-test, and delayed post-test indicated that both treatments had a positive effect on students’ use of discourse markers. Discourse transcripts show that the EI + IF group used more discourse markers to shape their output in student— student communicative exchanges than the IF group. Taken together, results suggest that the combined effect of EI and IF was not superior to IF alone in promoting student use of discourse markers as measured on the post-test speaking tasks.
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Keyword:
discourse markers; explicit instruction; form-focused instruction; input flood; Spanish and Portuguese Language and Literature; task-essential practice
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URL: https://epublications.marquette.edu/span_fac/29 https://doi.org/10.1177/1362168810388694
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The Relationship Among Motivation, Interaction, and the Development of Second Language Oral Proficiency in a Study-Abroad Context
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2010)
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Promoting Speaking Proficiency through Motivation and Interaction: The Study Abroad and Classroom Learning Contexts
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2010)
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Situating Grammar Instruction in the World Language Classroom: Four Content-Enriched Strategies
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2009)
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Review of Mind and Context in Adult Second Language Acquisition: Methods, Theory, and Practice by C. Sanz
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2009)
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The Effect of Explicit Instruction and Input Flood on Students' Use ofSpanish Discourse Markers on a Simulated Oral Proficiency Interview
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2008)
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Integrative Motivation as a Predictor of Achievement in the Foreign Language Classroom
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2008)
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Review of The Art of Teaching Spanish: Second Language Acquisition from Research to Praxis by B. Lafford and R. Salaberry
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2007)
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Review of Spanish Second Language Acquisition: State of the Science by B. Lafford and R. Salaberry
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In: Spanish Languages and Literatures Research and Publications (2006)
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