英文摘要 |
The aim of this research is to evaluate the effectiveness of explicit corrective feedback on the acquisition of non-deictic demonstratives by investigating the performance of 75 Taiwanese students of Japanese. Their performance was measured by correction task and grammaticality judgment. Moreover, a pre-test, a post-test, and delayed post-test (5weeks later) were developed. The results showed that the effectiveness of explicit corrective feedback was shown overall. However, the sustained effectiveness of explicit corrective feedback varied due to learners' mixed Japanese proficiency. The advanced group gained more from meta-language feedback, the less-proficient group gained more from direct correction. These findings suggest that teachers should give appropriate correction feedback according to the language proficiency of the learner as it yields different results on learners of various levels of proficiency. |