Oral Errors Treatment in classroom

One type of Oral Error in the classroom?

• Interlingual Error

• Instrumental Error

• Brain Error

• Omission Error

Two types of Intralingual Errors?

• Ramification

• Overgeneralization

• Simplification

• Explicit Correction

How many Oral Error Treatments were presented?

• 9

• 6

• 8

• 3

What is Explicit Correction?

• The teacher implicitly reformulates the student's error.

• Clearly indicating & correcting the student’s utterance that was incorrect.

• The teacher indicates that the message has not been understood.

• The teacher directly elicits the correct form from the students' answers.

Using Metalinguistic Clues Treatment, what will the teacher utter to reformulate the mistakes made by the student?

• Huh?

• What?

• Excuse me?

• Aik?

Two factors of Oral Errors in classroom?

• Intralingual Error

• Random Errors

• Human Error

• Interlingual Error

What is Overgeneralization?

• Mistakes that are normally made by learners when first learning a language.

• The teacher directly elicits the correct form from the student's mistake.

• When someone applies a grammatical rule too broadly or in an incorrect way.

• Clearly indicating & correcting the student’s utterance that was incorrect.

Explicit Correction means that the teacher corrects the student's mistakes without directly pointing it out.

• Yes

• No

Repetition Treatment is meant to draw attention of the students to self - correct to Oral Errors.

• Yes

• No

Oral Error Treatment is essential to ensure students are learning a language correctly, through gradual guidance.

• Yes

• No