Phrasal Verbs through DDL

Autori

  • Gabriele Azzaro

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1970-2221/3217

Parole chiave:

CALL, Data-Driven Learning, English language teaching, Linguistics, Teaching methodology

Abstract

Lo studio esamina due tecniche didattiche utilizzate nell’insegnamento di 10 verbi sintagmatici (Phrasal Verbs) a due gruppi di studenti universitari: la prima è basata sulla presentazione di voci di dizionario, la seconda su lavoro cooperativo con campioni reali tratti da un corpus (Data-Driven Learning o DDL). Dopo un test iniziale, ciascun gruppo ha lavorato sul significato contestuale di 5 verbi presentati tramite voci di dizionario e di altri 5 presentati tramite campione di frasi tratte da un corpus. Il confronto delle due tecniche e dei due gruppi di studenti mostra che l’uso dei corpora può presentare vantaggi nell’apprendimento di nuovi elementi lessicali e nel consolidamento di lessico noto. L’effetto positivo è particolarmente significativo per il gruppo più maturo e professionalmente motivato. Per alcuni verbi l’utilizzo del dizionario è risultato addirittura negativo.

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2012-11-11

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Azzaro, G. (2012). Phrasal Verbs through DDL. Ricerche Di Pedagogia E Didattica. Journal of Theories and Research in Education, 7(2), 1–24. https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1970-2221/3217

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