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[摘要] :
This study reports on an attempted replication of four previous Story-Listening studies.
Conducted with EFL students from five Asian countries, findings confirmed that
subconscious vocabulary acquisition can not only occur from Story-Listening using
Comprehension-Aiding Supplementation, but also confirmed that gains are durable.
Keywords: Replication; vocabulary acquisition; Story-Listening (SL); ComprehensionAiding Supplementation (CAS).
[英文摘要] :
This study reports on an attempted replication of four previous Story-Listening studies.
Conducted with EFL students from five Asian countries, findings confirmed that
subconscious vocabulary acquisition can not only occur from Story-Listening using
Comprehension-Aiding Supplementation, but also confirmed that gains are durable.
Keywords: Replication; vocabulary acquisition; Story-Listening (SL); ComprehensionAiding Supplementation (CAS).
[參考文獻] :
Clarke, S. (2019). A replication of “Is FormFocused Vocabulary Instruction
Worthwhile?” (Mason & Krashen, 2004).
Nagoya Junior College Kiyo, 57, 155-159.
https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/120006594752/ [3/
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Some new terminology: comprehensionaiding supplementation and form-focusing
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Mason, B. (2019). Comprehension-Aiding
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Mason, B. & Krashen, S. (2004). Is formfocused vocabulary instruction worth-while?
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Mason, B., Vanata, M., Yander, K.,
Borsch, R., & Krashen, S. (2009). The
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Prof. Beniko Mason, Shitennoji University
Junior College, Osaka, Japan, Email:
benikomason@gmail.com
Prof. Ken Smith, Wenzao Ursuline
University of Languages, Kaohsiung,
Taiwan. Email: shimingkang@gmail.com
Prof. Stephen Krashen, University of
Southern California, Los Angeles, California,
USA. Email: skrashen@yahoo.com