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Teachers’ voices on multimodal input for second or foreign language learning

Mónica Stella Cárdenas-Claros, Tetyana Sydorenko, Elizabeth Huntley, Maribel Montero Pérez (2023)

Multimodal input – which combines written, auditory, and/or visual modalities – is pervasive in everyday life and could serve as a source of rich input in language teaching. In recent years, research has determined that vocabulary learning is one of the clear benefits of being exposed to such input. Regrettably, only a handful of studies have investigated whether and how second language (L2) teachers approach multimodal input in teaching. To further contribute to the research–practice dialogue, we examined factors that influence L2 teachers’ use of multimodal input in L2 teaching. This qualitative case study presents an in-depth analysis of interview data derived from 21 practitioners in various L2 teaching contexts globally. Following three rounds of data analysis, 24 factors were identified and are presented in four themes. The results indicate that teachers: (1) paid close attention to their students’ needs and goals; (2) drew on their own learning and teaching experiences and training supported by research-based practices; (3) relied on sound pedagogical principles; and (4) faced a number of contextual challenges relevant to their curricula and teaching contexts.

The relative effects of L1 and L2 glosses on L2 learning: A meta-analysis

Hyun Soo Kim, Jang Ho Lee, Hansol Lee (2024)

En Language Teaching Research 28 - 1

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Glossing is a widely used and examined vocabulary learning tool, and one of the major branches of glossing research has compared the relative effects of first language (L1) and second language (L2) glosses on reading comprehension and vocabulary learning. However, the findings in this literature have not been consistent, calling for a comprehensive and systematic review. To this end, we conducted a meta-analysis to investigate the relative effects of L1 and L2 glossing on L2 reading comprehension and L2 vocabulary learning. Based on 78 effect sizes gathered from 26 studies representing 30 independent samples (N = 2,189), we found that L1 glossing was more effective than L2 glossing in general (Hedge’s g = .33, SE = .09, p < .001), but the effect size may vary depending on the target outcome measure. The relative effectiveness of L1 glossing was particularly supported by the results of immediate posttests of vocabulary, rather than delayed posttests of vocabulary and reading comprehension tests. Further, among a few selected moderator variables, the results of meta-regression revealed that learners’ L2 proficiency level significantly influenced the average effectiveness, such that L1 glossing is particularly effective for beginner learners compared to those with intermediate or higher L2 proficiency levels.

Uso de corpus propios en la enseñanza del léxico formulaico en el aula de Español como lengua extranjera (ELE)

Filip Zeman (2025)

En RILEX - Revista sobre investigaciones Léxicas 8 (1)

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Este artículo propone e ilustra con ejemplos unas nuevas estrategias de enseñanza-aprendizaje del español como lengua extranjera basadas en el enfoque léxico enriquecido por la creación y consulta de corpus propios. La propuesta se centra a la enseñanza del léxico, en concreto del léxico pluriverbal: partiendo de los avances en la enseñanza de léxico de segundas lenguas y de las aportaciones de la lingüística de corpus, presenta una serie de actividades con los corpus propios diseñadas con diferentes herramientas del sistema de consulta y gestión de corpus Sketch Engine para demostrar el potencial didáctico de las estrategias propuestas.