Ministry of higher and secondary special education of the republic of uzbekistan

MINISTRY OF HIGHER AND SECONDARY SPECIAL EDUCATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
TERMIZ STATE UNIVERSITY
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COURSE WORK
SUBJECT: Error correction and feedback:Interactive approach to correcting student’s mistakes.

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TERMEZ 2022 Y
PLAN:
INTRODUCTION
MAIN PART:

1. 
   What is an Interactive WhiteBoard?
   
2. 
   Features of Interactive WhiteBoards
   
3. 
   How can an Interactive WhiteBoard be used in a learning environment?
   

СONCLUSION.
REFERENCES.

INTRODUCTION
Relevance of the topic. Error correction is seen as a form of feedback given to learners on their language use. No teacher can deny the fact that correcting the errors made by students when they speak or write is one of the most difficult tasks in language acquisition. Thus, every language practitioner or teacher should consider some the following issues about error correction: the difference between a mistake and an error, how much correction should be made, at what phases the teacher should correct the error and how the teacher can correct the learner without de-motivating him/her. One crucial point in the field of Error Correction is to know the nature of learning a foreign or second language, i.e, how do we learn a second language? We have to investigate what happens in the mind of human beings through mental process to learn a language. In this respect, two phenomena have been distinguished by the American linguist Krashen (1987) when he clearly distinguished between: first language acquisition and second language learning. Different schools appeared in linguistics and psycholinguistics whose aim was to analyse learners’ errors and to decipher their sources.Among those schools, we find the structural behaviouristic school and the transformational generative grammarians