Edited by Andrea E. Tyler, Lourdes Ortega, Mariko Uno and Hae In Park
[Language Learning & Language Teaching 49] 2018
► pp. 315–321
Chapter 14Usage-inspired L2 instruction
Some reflections and a heuristic
The work gathered in this collection suggests that usage-inspired second language (L2) instruction is beginning to take hold in instructed second language acquisition (SLA) and has a bright future as a researched pedagogy in support of adult L2 learning and multilingualism. In this closing chapter, we offer our personal reflections on the study of usage-inspired L2 instruction as a new research domain within instructed SLA. We also propose four broad criteria by which one might be able to judge the degree to which a particular instructional proposal is usage-inspired, related to meaningfulness, contextualization, prior knowledge, and learning goals and mechanisms.
Article outline
- Introduction
- Unifying ethos, multiple pursuits
- The complementarity of explicit and implicit learning
- But is it usage-inspired?: A heuristic to evaluate instructional implementations
- Conclusion
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