🎙️ LexTalk: Exploring English and Linguistics in Thailand – S1E9
Episode 9: Error Correction – When and How to Do It Effectively

Welcome back to LexTalk, where we explore the best strategies for teaching English in Thailand! 🌏

In today’s episode, we’re talking about error correction—one of the trickiest aspects of ESL teaching. Should teachers correct every mistake? How does correction impact confidence and fluency? In this episode, we break down the best practices for handling errors without discouraging learners while ensuring progress.

💡 What you’ll learn in this episode:
✅ Why error correction is essential for language learning.
✅ When to correct different types of mistakes (grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary).
✅ The best correction methods: self-correction, peer correction, implicit vs. explicit feedback.
✅ Balancing correction with motivation—avoiding overcorrection.
✅ Real-life examples and practical classroom strategies.

📚 Episode Highlights:

How to encourage students to self-correct and take ownership of their mistakes.
When fluency is more important than accuracy and when to intervene.
Examples of correcting students without disrupting communication.
👉 Perfect for English teachers, linguists, and language educators who want to improve their correction techniques!

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LexTalk Podcast S1 E9: Error Correction – When and How to Do It Effectively

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