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Area of Science:

  • Applied Linguistics
  • Second Language Acquisition
  • Sociocultural Theory

Background:

  • Peer interaction is crucial for understanding learning orientations and autonomous learning behaviors.
  • Conversation analysis provides a framework for examining spontaneous learning opportunities in L2 classrooms.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze how L2 learners exploit public talk for private learning during peer interaction.
  • To investigate the role of self-managed repair practices in maximizing learning outcomes.

Main Methods:

  • Conversation Analysis (CA) of 10 hours of video-recorded data from small-group L2 classes.
  • Focus on spontaneous learning opportunities and post-repair negotiation-for-meaning sequences.

Main Results:

  • L2 learners actively utilize peer interaction to recycle trouble words, transforming from passive listeners to active learners.
  • Self-managed repair practices in peer interaction yield varied learning outcomes, both efficient and inefficient.
  • Learners orient to public repair for immediate learning opportunities, utilizing different participation frameworks.

Conclusions:

  • Highlights the link between on-task classroom activities and private learning.
  • Contributes to understanding private learning behaviors and learning as a co-constructed activity in L2 peer interactions.