THE ROLE OF USING SUITABLE METHODS AND ACTIVITIES BY INTEGRATING ERROR CORRECTION INTO ENGLISH LESSON
Keywords:
error correction, peer working, EFL classrooms, explicit and implicit methods, oral and written correction, and non-verbal methods.Abstract
The author of this article discusses methods and activities which can be helpful and suitable to work with students` mistakes appropriately and avoid discouraging students from progressing by not making mistakes. It also discusses a number of error correction types in details by giving examples and which methods are more suitable to what kinds of exercises and tasks
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