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Documenting oral feedback discourse during formal formative reading assessment with an emergent bilingual student 在正式的形成性阅读评估中记录口头反馈语篇
IF 1.4 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Pub Date : 2022-07-26 DOI: 10.1080/19463014.2022.2090976
Joseph S. Tomasine
ABSTRACT School-based social practices of oral feedback present challenges for all k-12 students. Ignoring these challenges during reading assessment contributes to a deficit view of emergent bilingual students, whose struggles to participate in formative feedback on reading performance may result from general unfamiliarity with school-based practices, rather than language proficiency. Drawing impetus from the New Literacy Studies and methodological principles from conversation analysis, the current study explores the discursive organization of oral feedback during formal formative reading assessment and its relationship to issues of knowledge construction and identity. Based upon a single-case analysis, this study demonstrates how one emergent bilingual student’s struggles to participate in oral feedback emerged not from language proficiency but from unfamiliarity with the social practices of sequential organization. Furthermore, it will be argued that the teacher’s attempts at feedback sequentially constructed her student’s emergent bilingual identity and prioritized knowledge constructed about him, over knowledge constructed by him.
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‘It’s not her, it’s hen’ – situated classroom use of the Swedish gender-neutral pronoun hen “不是她,是母鸡”——这是瑞典中性代词hen在课堂上的用法
IF 1.4 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Pub Date : 2022-07-06 DOI: 10.1080/19463014.2022.2084427
Lars Wallner, Katarina Eriksson Barajas
ABSTRACT The Swedish gender-neutral pronoun (GNP) hen has been in popular use since its (re)introduction to the public in 2012. Earlier research, analysing newspapers, academic papers and blogs, shows two uses of hen: when gender is unknown and when gender is irrelevant. However, there is a lack of studies of verbal, situated, uses of hen. In this article, we analyse recordings of year-eight students using hen when discussing a Nemi comic. Drawing on discursive psychology, we explore how students negotiate the gender of two unknown characters, and co-construct hen as the proper pronoun use. Adding to previous research, the analysis shows how students make both gendering as well as not gendering into accountable, repairable actions, and how they verbally use hen as a norm-critical other-repair, specifically as an action promoting GNP use. Thus, this exploratory case study contributes knowledge on the situated use of hen, something hitherto unexplored. These results are in turn important to research on gender-neutral pronouns, and our knowledge on their situated use, as well as norm-critical work in schools.
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引用次数: 0
Creating space for translingual sensemaking: a critical discourse analysis of teacher translanguaging during small-group reading 为译语语义创造空间:小组阅读中教师译语的批判性话语分析
IF 1.4 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Pub Date : 2022-07-06 DOI: 10.1080/19463014.2022.2089704
Leah Shepard‐Carey
ABSTRACT There is an urgent need for more ethical and equitable approaches to reading instruction for young emergent bilingual children in English medium classrooms. Translanguaging pedagogies are one approach that may address this issue as they encourage emergent bilinguals to use all of their linguistic and semiotic resources during reading. This study draws on translanguaging literacies theory to inquire: How does teacher translanguaging talk influence student engagement with translanguaging pedagogies, and hence contribute to or constrain a translingual sensemaking ecology? For this study, I employed critical discourse analysis to analyse 21 classroom lesson videos and corresponding transcripts of translanguaging pedagogies implemented in small group reading lessons. Findings showed that Ms. Hassan (classroom teacher) and I engaged in most of the translingual discourse during lessons. Specifically, we often used direct translations and limited questioning in our translanguaging with students during small group reading lessons, which seemingly did not expand opportunities for students make sense of texts in dialogic ways. Implications from this study demonstrate a need to explore more dialogic and child-centred translanguaging pedagogies, especially for younger emergent bilinguals, further moving away from teachers as authoritative, linguistic experts.
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引用次数: 2
Managing students’ insufficient answers in oral examinations 处理学生在口试中回答不充分的问题
IF 1.4 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Pub Date : 2022-07-06 DOI: 10.1080/19463014.2022.2079694
Maria Njølstad Vonen, Marit Skarbø Solem, Karianne Skovholt
ABSTRACT What happens when students cannot answer teachers’ questions in oral examinations? This study investigates how teachers manage students’ insufficient answers in disciplinary oral competence exams (DOCEs) in the secondary school context. Using conversation analysis, we show that teachers either pursue an answer by reformulating it and providing more topic information or abandon the original question and move on to a new sequence by creating contiguity and defusing negative implications. Pursuing provides additional opportunities to answer but does not necessarily enable students to provide quality answers. Abandoning means that students lose a chance to display knowledge, but it does provide an opportunity to answer another question. The study contributes to the understanding of managing trouble displays in non-standardized test talk and specifies interactional practices used to manage insufficient responses. It also reveals the dilemmas that teachers must solve in real-time examinations.
学生在口试中答不上老师的问题怎么办?本研究旨在探讨中学教师如何处理学生在学科口语能力考试(doce)中回答不足的问题。通过对话分析,我们发现教师要么通过重新表述答案并提供更多的主题信息来追求答案,要么放弃原来的问题,通过创造连续性和消除负面影响来转向新的序列。追求提供了更多的回答机会,但不一定能让学生提供高质量的答案。放弃意味着学生失去了展示知识的机会,但它确实提供了回答另一个问题的机会。该研究有助于理解在非标准化测试谈话中管理麻烦显示,并指定用于管理不充分反应的互动实践。它也揭示了教师在实时考试中必须解决的困境。
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引用次数: 2
Chinese whispers: international Chinese students’ language practices in an anglophone Higher Education context 汉语耳语:国际中国学生在英语国家高等教育背景下的语言实践
IF 1.4 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Pub Date : 2022-07-01 DOI: 10.1080/19463014.2022.2072353
A. Filipi, Mu-Sen Kevin Chuang
ABSTRACT This study explored the language practices of a small group of international Chinese students in an anglophone Higher Education context where English was the medium of instruction. The context was the first year of an early childhood education course at an Australian university. Building on findings from research in conversation analysis on language alternation and medium of interaction, the analyses sought to unveil the students’ classroom verbal and nonverbal practices as they switched between Mandarin and English. Findings show that students’ preferred medium was monolingual: English for discussing taskwork and Mandarin for resolving disagreement or confusion, establishing understanding, and selecting a speaker. Alternation to Mandarin was accompanied by whispering and the embodied actions of ‘hiding’ behind the laptop while co-occurring laughter was used to signal a language switch or to index trouble or a delicate situation. These findings suggest that language choice was not simply a practice for restoring the preferred medium. Rather the students continued to speak Mandarin until the interactional motivation for its use was completed, which legitimized the use of their shared language. The paper ends with recommendations to inform pedagogy that is sensitive to the linguistic needs of international students in Higher Education in anglophone contexts.
摘要本研究探讨了一小群中国留学生在英语为教学语言的高等教育背景下的语言实践。背景是澳大利亚一所大学幼儿教育课程的第一年。基于语言转换和互动媒介的会话分析研究结果,分析试图揭示学生在普通话和英语之间切换时的课堂语言和非语言实践。调查结果显示,学生更喜欢使用单语:英语用于讨论任务,普通话用于解决分歧或困惑,建立理解和选择说话者。交替使用普通话时,会伴有窃窃私语和“躲”在笔记本电脑后面的具体动作,同时出现的笑声被用来表示语言切换,或表示遇到麻烦或微妙的情况。这些发现表明,语言选择不仅仅是恢复首选媒介的一种实践。相反,学生们继续说普通话,直到使用普通话的互动动机完成,这使他们使用共同的语言合法化。本文最后提出了一些建议,以告知在英语背景下接受高等教育的国际学生对语言需求敏感的教学法。
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引用次数: 1
Teachers’ responsiveness to students’ gestured candidate responses in whole-class STEM interactions 教师对学生在STEM课堂互动中手势反应的反应
IF 1.4 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Pub Date : 2022-06-28 DOI: 10.1080/19463014.2022.2080086
Virginia J. Flood, Benedikt W. Harrer
ABSTRACT We contribute a preiously unidentified way representational gestures are used to organise participation and the co-construction of knowledge in whole-class interactions in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) classrooms. Drawing on ethnomethodology and conversation analysis (EMCA), we characterise students’ gestured candidate responses and how teachers respond to them. To answer teachers’ questions, students sometimes use representational gestures to provide silent, ‘off-the-record’ tentative responses that we call gestured candidate responses (GCRs). Teachers can respond to GCRs by ratifying or declining students’ responses. Teachers’ responses to GCRs include (1) ratifying the GCR by nominating students to share the response, (2) ratifying the GCR by repeating the gestured response for the class, (3) declining the GCR by not publicly pursuing the contribution, or (4) declining the GCR by publicly rejecting the contribution. Our analysis contributes to a better understanding of how students use gesture and how teachers attend and respond to students’ gestures in STEM classroom discourse.
在科学、技术、工程和数学(STEM)课堂的全班互动中,表征手势被用来组织参与和共同构建知识,这是一种以前未被识别的方式。利用民族方法学和对话分析(EMCA),我们描述了学生的手势候选人反应以及教师如何回应他们。为了回答老师的问题,学生有时会使用代表性的手势来提供沉默的,“非正式的”试探性回答,我们称之为手势候选人回答(GCRs)。教师可以通过认可或拒绝学生的回应来回应gcr。教师对GCR的反应包括(1)通过提名学生分享响应来批准GCR,(2)通过在课堂上重复手势响应来批准GCR,(3)通过不公开追求贡献来拒绝GCR,或(4)通过公开拒绝贡献来拒绝GCR。我们的分析有助于更好地理解学生如何使用手势,以及教师如何在STEM课堂话语中关注和回应学生的手势。
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引用次数: 0
“It can be a bit tricky”: negotiating disciplinary language in and out of context in civics classrooms “这可能有点棘手”:在公民课堂上讨论学科语言的上下文中
IF 1.4 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Pub Date : 2022-06-24 DOI: 10.1080/19463014.2022.2084426
R. Walldén, P. Nygård Larsson
ABSTRACT This article focuses on how Grade 6 students interactionally make meaning out of subject-related language encountered in civics textbook material by searching for synonyms and engaging in discussions. Employing ethnographically-inspired methods, data was collected through observations and audio recordings of civics teaching in two linguistically diverse classrooms in which the students were taught in the majority language, Swedish. In the article, oral classroom interaction is perceived as a crucial part of the meaning-making social practice in which students’ disciplinary literacy is developed. Key analytical concepts are discursive shifts and discursive mobility – the ability to move between and within different discourses. The results show that the use of online dictionaries promoted decontextualizing processes in which the students unsuccessfully tried to negotiate multiple abstract meanings that, in many cases, were unrelated to the disciplinary content. In other exchanges, the adults gave interactional support by contextualizing the words and expressions in content-relevant ways and pointing out recognizable parts of words. In some cases, the teacher instead drew attention to words that have different meanings, which complicated the content-relevant understanding of the words. Implications for working with subject-related vocabulary in ways which support rather than hinder disciplinary understanding are discussed.
本文主要研究六年级学生如何通过搜索同义词和参与讨论的方式,从公民学教材中遇到的与学科相关的语言中获得意义。采用民族志启发的方法,通过观察和公民教学的录音来收集数据,在两个不同语言的教室里,学生们用主要语言瑞典语授课。在本文中,口语课堂互动被认为是培养学生学科素养的意义制造社会实践的重要组成部分。关键的分析概念是话语转移和话语流动——在不同话语之间和内部移动的能力。结果表明,在线词典的使用促进了去语境化过程,在这个过程中,学生无法成功地协商多个抽象的含义,在许多情况下,这些含义与学科内容无关。在其他交流中,成年人通过以与内容相关的方式将单词和表达置于语境中并指出单词的可识别部分来提供互动支持。在某些情况下,老师反而把注意力集中在具有不同含义的单词上,这使得对单词内容的理解变得复杂。讨论了以支持而不是阻碍学科理解的方式使用学科相关词汇的含义。
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引用次数: 1
Dialogic validation: a discourse analysis for conceptual development within dialogic classroom interaction 对话验证:对话课堂互动中概念发展的话语分析
IF 1.4 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Pub Date : 2022-06-08 DOI: 10.1080/19463014.2022.2079693
Roehl Sybing
ABSTRACT The contemporary literature regarding dialogic classroom interaction has primarily focused on the meaning-making attributes of dialogue while acknowledging but otherwise providing less emphasis to the social dimensions of the learning community and the dialogic resources that students bring to the classroom. As a result, this paper explores the concept of dialogic validation, which an individual expresses in order to lend credibility or value to another’s ideas or sociocultural resources. To propose the outlines of dialogic validation, this paper draws on excerpts from an ethnographic study conducted in an EFL (English as a foreign language) classroom to discursively analyse how an L1 (first language) English-speaking teacher facilitates dialogue with his L1 Japanese-speaking students. Through this discourse analysis, a framework will be generated and proposed to identify elements of dialogue that validate and create a classroom space that values and encourages students’ contributions to the teaching and learning processes in dialogic interaction.
当代关于对话课堂互动的文献主要关注对话的意义生成属性,同时承认但较少强调学习社区的社会维度和学生带入课堂的对话资源。因此,本文探讨了对话验证的概念,即个体为了赋予他人的想法或社会文化资源可信度或价值而表达的概念。为了提出对话验证的大纲,本文引用了一项在EFL(英语作为外语)课堂上进行的民族志研究的节选,以语篇性地分析L1(第一语言)英语教师如何促进与母语为日语的学生的对话。通过这种话语分析,将生成并提出一个框架,以确定对话的要素,从而验证和创造一个重视并鼓励学生在对话互动中对教学过程做出贡献的课堂空间。
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In the blink of an eye: understanding teachers’ relational competence from a micro-sociological perspective 转眼间:从微观社会学的视角理解教师的关系能力
IF 1.4 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Pub Date : 2022-05-31 DOI: 10.1080/19463014.2022.2072354
Jonas Aspelin, Anders Eklöf
ABSTRACT A substantial body of international research argues that the teacher-student relationship is crucial for students’ academic and social-emotional learning. However, microanalytic studies of teachers’ relational competence are rare. This article aims to contribute such a study by exploring teachers’ relational competence, drawing on Erving Goffman’s concept of face-work and focussing on how a particular teacher-student relationship is constructed in an ongoing processes of interaction. The paper presents in-depth analyses of teacher-student interaction using a video-recording of a classroom episode. In the episode, the student loses face as a result of a complex series of events. The teacher, through rapid action, helps the student repair face and manages to (re-)establish a respectful interaction ritual. Overall, the teacher’s relational competence is manifested by advanced and complex face-work. Our analyses indicate that relational competence is essentially a micro-social artistry – a lightning-quick ability to interact with students in the ‘here and now’. The article also discusses the pedagogical implications of these findings, for example, that it is crucial to include face-work in teacher education and training.
大量国际研究认为,师生关系对学生的学业和社会情感学习至关重要。然而,对教师关系能力的微观分析研究却很少。本文旨在通过探讨教师的关系能力,借鉴欧文·戈夫曼的面子工作概念,并关注在持续的互动过程中如何构建特定的师生关系,从而为这一研究做出贡献。本文利用一段课堂视频对师生互动进行了深入分析。在这一集里,由于一系列复杂的事件,学生丢了面子。教师通过快速的行动,帮助学生修复面子,并设法(重新)建立一种尊重的互动仪式。总体而言,教师的关系能力表现为高级而复杂的面部表情。我们的分析表明,关系能力本质上是一种微观社会艺术——一种与学生在“此时此地”快速互动的能力。文章还讨论了这些发现的教学意义,例如,在教师教育和培训中包括面部美容是至关重要的。
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Pre-Service teachers’ management of student-initiated word searches in an EFL classroom 职前教师对英语课堂学生主动词汇搜索的管理
IF 1.4 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Pub Date : 2022-04-29 DOI: 10.1080/19463014.2022.2061543
G. Balikçi, Gölge Seferoğlu
ABSTRACT Searching for unknown words is a common interactional practice of learners in EFL classrooms. Language teachers exploit learner-initiated word searches in several ways to promote learning opportunities. However, it can be more challenging for pre-service teachers during their teaching practicum, as it is their first contact with students in a real classroom. Therefore, it is worth analysing how pre-service teachers manage word searches in classroom interaction during their practicum. For this reason, we video-recorded 43 lessons of 16 pre-service EFL teachers doing their practicum at a high school in Turkey. We analysed student-initiated word searches and the orientations of the pre-service teachers to them. The results indicate that word searches are collaborative practices shaped by momentary the pedagogical focus, and the use of L1. Teachers attend to the word search by choosing the appropriate candidate word or providing reformulation for the negotiated words. When they do not attend to the word search, they may let it pass or prioritize fluency. Those two pathways will be discussed in relation to learning opportunities and teachers’ classroom interactional competence, and implications regarding EFL classrooms will be presented.
搜索生词是学习者在英语课堂上常见的互动行为。语言教师通过多种方式利用学习者发起的单词搜索来促进学习机会。然而,对于职前教师来说,在教学实习期间可能更具挑战性,因为这是他们第一次在真正的课堂上与学生接触。因此,职前教师在实习过程中如何管理课堂互动中的词语搜索是值得分析的。为此,我们录制了16位职前英语教师在土耳其一所高中实习的43节课。我们分析了学生发起的单词搜索和职前教师对他们的取向。结果表明,词汇搜索是一种协作行为,受瞬时教学重点和母语使用的影响。教师通过选择合适的候选词或为谈判词提供重新表述来参与单词搜索。当他们不注意单词搜索时,他们可能会忽略它或优先考虑流畅性。这两种途径将与学习机会和教师课堂互动能力的关系进行讨论,并提出对英语课堂的影响。
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