@article{discovery10131681,
            year = {2016},
          volume = {13},
          number = {2016},
           title = {A Conversation Analysis of Teacher's Feedback and Students' Uptake in an Intermediate English as a Second Language Classroom at INTO Newcastle University},
            note = {This version is the version of record. For information on re-use, please refer to the publisher's terms and conditions.},
           month = {December},
         journal = {Annual Review of Education, Communication and Language Sciences (ARECLS)},
           pages = {15--43},
        keywords = {classroom interaction; teacher's feedback; students' uptake; conversation analysis; InitiationResponse-Feedback (IRF) sequence},
        abstract = {This conversational analytic-informed study aims to investigate the role of teacher's feedback in an English
as a Second Language classroom. The study draws on multiple excerpts from an extended sequence of an
interaction collected at INTO Newcastle University, United Kingdom. The findings demonstrate that
explicit feedback is proved to be effective in leading to students' uptake rather than being seen as not
effective (Lyster and Ranta, 1997). Hand gestures, employed alongside the teacher's feedback, play a
significant role in raising the students' awareness of the mismatch between their interlanguage and the target
form, and encouraging students to repeat and self-correct the target form voluntarily. The findings reinforce
the importance for future researchers to conduct a case-by-case emic analysis in order to fully understand
how teachers to employ different types of feedback and interactional resources to create and facilitate
learning opportunities in an acquisition-rich environment in the language classroom.},
          author = {Tai, WH and Poon, B},
             url = {https://research.ncl.ac.uk/media/sites/researchwebsites/arecls/Keven\%20Tai\%20&\%20Billy\%20Poon.pdf}
}