What is the difference between an error and a mistake?, They are the same, Error is due to lack of knowledge, mistake is a slip, Error is temporary, mistake is permanent, A student says: “She go to school every day.” This is most likely a:, Error, Guess, Mistake, A student says: “He goed home” but quickly corrects to “went.” This is a:, Peer correction, Error, Mistake, What is peer correction?, Students correct each other, Teacher corrects students, Students correct themselves, Which is an example of explicit correction?, Teacher ignores the mistake, Teacher repeats correctly without comment, Teacher says: “No, that’s wrong. You should say ‘went’.”, Which is an example of implicit correction?, Teacher reformulates: “Yes, he went home.”, “That is incorrect”, “Try again”, What is the main feature of explicit correction?, It avoids correction, It is indirect, It clearly shows the mistake, Implicit correction is useful because:, It stops communication, It embarrasses students, It helps students notice errors gently, Which correction type encourages learner autonomy?, Peer correction, Ignoring errors, Explicit correction, Which situation is best for peer correction?, During teacher lecture, During group work, During exams, If a student does not know the rule at all, it is:, Slip, Mistake, Error, If a student knows the rule but makes a small slip, it is:, Explicit correction, Error, Mistake, Which correction is less direct?, Peer correction, Explicit correction, Implicit correction, What can be a disadvantage of explicit correction?, It improves fluency, It is unclear, It may reduce confidence, What is the teacher’s role in peer correction?, Guide and monitor, Do all corrections, Ignore students.

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