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Actas y presentaciones en eventos científicos
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Presentaciones en congresos, conferencias, jornadas y otros eventos científicos en los que ha participado el personal docente de la Facultad de Lenguas
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San Carlos de Bariloche
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Cuartas Jornadas Internacionales de Investigación y Prácticas en Didácticas de las Lenguas y Literaturas
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documento de conferencia
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2015
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Zinkgräf, Magdalena
Rodeghiero, Andrea Carolina
Pérez, Julieta
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Más allá de la palabra: un estudio de corpus de secuencias formulaicas en ensayos de estudiantes universitarios de ILE
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Cuartas Jornadas Internacionales de Investigación y Prácticas en Didácticas de las Lenguas y Literaturas. Tomo II
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pp. 752-775
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Universidad Nacional de Río Negro
Grupo de Estudios en Interaccionismo Sociodiscursivo en Educación. GEISE
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Riestra, Dora (ed.)
Tapia, Stella Maris (ed.)
Goicoechea, María Victoria
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En las últimas décadas de investigación lingüística sobre el léxico se observa una marcada recurrencia de cadenas de palabras que se acompañan con una frecuencia significativa. Incontables estudios de distintos tipos de corpus han demostrado que el Léxico no sólo constituye una lista de palabras individuales, sino que, en nuestra mente, también se almacenan secuencias de palabras que han sido registradas por su alta frecuencia en el input al que hemos sido expuestos
(Wray 2002, 2008; Hoey 2005). Si bien inicialmente estas investigaciones se aplicaron a corpus de lengua materna (Sinclair
1991; Granger y Meunier 2008), las implicancias para el aprendizaje de un idioma extranjero se han convertido en una problemática central en la lingüística aplicada (Ghadessy, Herny y Roseberry 2001; Meunier y Granger 2008; Corrigan, Moravcsik, Ouali y Wheatley 2009; Li and Schmitt 2010). Este cambio de perspectiva ha determinado nuevas líneas de estudio para la enseñanza de estas cadenas léxicas que llamaremos “secuencias formulaicas” (SF) siguiendo a Wray (2002), quien las define como “una secuencia, continua o discontinua, de palabras o de otros elementos, que es, o parece ser, prefabricada, es decir, almacenada y recuperada como una unidad de la memoria en el momento de uso, en lugar de estar sujeta a generación o análisis de la gramática del lenguaje" (p. 9). En nuestro estudio analizamos los ensayos académicos (111.000
palabras) escritos por 240 estudiantes hispanoparlantes avanzados de inglés en la Universidad de Comahue, con su consentimiento. Estudiamos aquellas SFs que introducen puntos de vista, describimos la frecuencia de uso de SFs como ‘from my/this point of view’ y ‘all things considered’ y establecemos patrones de uso canónicos y no canónicos en el corpus. A partir de los resultados, delineamos propuestas didácticas orientadas a la enseñanza de estas secuencias, esenciales para el tipo de texto estudiado (Jones y Haywood 2004). Considerando su comportamiento como unidades de significado y su composición heterogénea, así como la importancia que el manejo de las mismas implica para estudiantes avanzados de ILE, señalamos pautas metodológicas orientadas a equipar a los alumnos de herramientas léxicas para lograr mayor naturalidad en su discurso.
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Este trabajo se inscribe en el marco del Proyecto de Investigación J023 dirigido por M. Zinkgraf y subsidiado por la Secretaría de Ciencia y Técnica de la Universidad Nacional del Comahue.
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Zinkgraf, Magdalena, Rodeghiero, Andrea Carolina, & Pérez, Julieta. (2015). Más allá de la palabra: un estudio de corpus de secuencias formulaicas en ensayos de estudiantes universitarios de ILE. En Cuartas Jornadas Internacionales de Investigación y Prácticas en Didácticas de las Lenguas y Literaturas (Vol. 2, pp. 752-778). San Carlos de Bariloche, Río Negro: Universidad Nacional de Río Negro. Recuperado a partir de http://editorial.unrn.edu.ar/components/com_booklibrary/ebooks/Congresos_Jornadas_Didactica_Lenguas_Literaturas_2.pdf
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2015
ensayos argumentativos
estudio de corpus
inglés como lengua extranjera
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opiniones
secuencias formulaicas
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Actas y presentaciones en eventos científicos
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Presentaciones en congresos, conferencias, jornadas y otros eventos científicos en los que ha participado el personal docente de la Facultad de Lenguas
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General Roca
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Congreso Nacional “El Conocimiento como Espacio de Encuentro”
Jornadas Un espacio de Encuentro: El Estado de Conocimiento en la ESI
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2012
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Rodeghiero, Andrea Carolina
Zinkgräf, Magdalena
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Helping bells ring: fostering reflection on the mistakes learners make
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Actas en CD del 2°Congreso Nacional “El Conocimiento como Espacio de Encuentro” y VI Jornadas "Un espacio de Encuentro: El Estado de Conocimiento en la ESI"
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Universidad Nacional del Comahue. Facultad de Lenguas
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<p><em>Introduction</em><br />Advanced learners of a foreign language are known to find a number of difficulties not only with respect to accuracy but also phraseologically. They seem to reach a plateau from which it is hard to spring to higher levels of proficiency, which Long (2003) refers to as “a general non-nativelike attainment”. Second language studies have proved there comes a point in foreign language learning when learners seem unable to overcome the obstacles their own performance errors pose to their linguistic development. Adult learners in particular claim they “know” that what they have written is a mistake but only once it has been pointed out by teachers in the feedback do they become aware of it. This phenomenon is not unfamiliar to students at Facultad de Lenguas. In order to address this problem and to help them develop self-reflection and autonomy, teachers of English IV during 2011 encouraged learners to use an Individual Mistake Frequency Log (IMFL hereafter) (Ferris, 2002:332), in which they were invited to record their mistakes, possible corrections and the reference book they might resort to so as to cope with these difficulties. Students were allowed to consult their IMFLs during in-class written assignments and exams. The aim of this study is to evaluate the impact of the IMFL on students‟ written work over time and thus ascertain the degree of grammar reflection learners engaged in, during the experience, as regards their performance in writing. To this effect, 105 written assignments by ten different students are analyzed to track the evolution of a number of specific mistakes, especially those that compromise written communication severely, namely, a) missing subjects, b) the absence of an obligatory determiner and c) incorrect verb patterns including passive participles and unaccussative structures. Likewise, we explore participants‟ answers to a written questionnaire on the use t hey made of the mistake logs and their role with respect to their learning process. In this paper we will present the analysis of the written assignments and the correlation between the mistakes present in these, those recorded individually in the IMFLs and learners‟ perceptions.</p>
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<em>Introduction</em><br />Advanced learners of a foreign language are known to find a number of difficulties not only with respect to accuracy but also phraseologically. They seem to reach a plateau from which it is hard to spring to higher levels of proficiency, which Long (2003) refers to as “a general non-nativelike attainment”. Second language studies have proved there comes a point in foreign language learning when learners seem unable to overcome the obstacles their own performance errors pose to their linguistic development. Adult learners in particular claim they “know” that what they have written is a mistake but only once it has been pointed out by teachers in the feedback do they become aware of it. This phenomenon is not unfamiliar to students at Facultad de Lenguas. In order to address this problem and to help them develop self-reflection and autonomy, teachers of English IV during 2011 encouraged learners to use an Individual Mistake Frequency Log (IMFL hereafter) (Ferris, 2002:332), in which they were invited to record their mistakes, possible corrections and the reference book they might resort to so as to cope with these difficulties. Students were allowed to consult their IMFLs during in-class written assignments and exams. The aim of this study is to evaluate the impact of the IMFL on students‟ written work over time and thus ascertain the degree of grammar reflection learners engaged in, during the experience, as regards their performance in writing. To this effect, 105 written assignments by ten different students are analyzed to track the evolution of a number of specific mistakes, especially those that compromise written communication severely, namely, a) missing subjects, b) the absence of an obligatory determiner and c) incorrect verb patterns including passive participles and unaccussative structures. Likewise, we explore participants‟ answers to a written questionnaire on the use t hey made of the mistake logs and their role with respect to their learning process. In this paper we will present the analysis of the written assignments and the correlation between the mistakes present in these, those recorded individually in the IMFLs and learners‟ perceptions.
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22 p.
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Rodeghiero, A., A., & Zinkgraf, M. (2012). Helping bells ring: fostering reflection on the mistakes learners make. En Actas en CD del 2°Congreso Nacional “El Conocimiento como Espacio de Encuentro” y VI Jornadas Un espacio de Encuentro: El Estado de Conocimiento en la ESI. General Roca: Universidad Nacional del Comahue. Facultad de Lenguas.
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ISBN 978-987-604-315-1
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2012
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<a href="http://bibliotecadelenguas.uncoma.edu.ar/items/show/184" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Congreso Nacional: el conocimiento como espacio de encuentro</a>
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enseñanza de idiomas
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documento de conferencia